Dole Slams Hollywood Over Violence In Campaign
Senator Bob Dole, speaking in Hollywood, blasted the entertainment industry for violence and immorality in films and music. He urged social responsibility, suggesting producers avoid glorifying carnage while avoiding calls for government censorship. Supporters and critics clashed as it highlighted broad public concern over media impact.
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Quotes Of Note In Reflections From Public Figures
A roundup of quoted remarks from figures like Dallas surgeon Robert Goldstein on Mickey Mantle’s liver condition and Gov. Beasley urging a Fiscal 1996 budget, plus attorneys, officials, and citizens weighing trials, welfare reform, pay raises, and legal actions in South Carolina and national discourse.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours and Contact Details
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Grammar Panel Weighs Shoot of Usage and Plurals
A 1995 Universal Press Syndicate column muses on grammar troubles from reflexive pronouns to subject verb agreement. It cites usage panels and newspaper examples, noting that many rules endure yet some distinctions fade as language evolves.
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No Pawn In Latest Perot Chess Game
President Clinton and Vice President Gore reject Dallas August plans for Ross Perot's United We Stand America round of candidate meetings. Perot pursues independent bid again, with nine Republican hopefuls and other leaders expected at the Dallas conference, while stressing a third party option.
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