Public Apology Woe To America
A public apology is urged for the Clinton administration over its handling of FBI background files on former White House staff. The piece defends Panetta as not in charge and argues presidents set the tone for employee conduct and must answer for lapses in sensitive investigations.
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FBI
White House
Mea Culpa
Leon Panetta
Richard Nixon
Central America
Clinton
America
Baltimore Harbor
United States
el Salvador
Panama
Lebanon
Grenada
Somalia
Bosnia
Bush
San Francisco
Jack Palladino
House
Richard Armey
C. Boyden Gray
James A. Baker III
Jim Brady
John Hinckey
Washington
Sterno
Clinton plan mix boosts education tax credit and deduction
The New Armenia HOPE Scholarship Tax Cut and a tuition deduction are proposed as a $48 billion six year program to expand access to higher education and training. It would target households earning up to $100,000 and individuals up to $70,000 but critics say it mostly benefits well off families who might save less.
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Clinton
White House
Congressional Budget
Robert Reischauer
Michelle Malkin
Aiken Standard Contact Details and Subscriber Help
Provides mailing address, office hours, subscription and delivery contacts for the Aiken Standard. Includes switchboard, fax, story ideas line and publisher's contact details for staff reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huitang
P.O
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
The American Legion Speaks On The Flag Defense
Daniel A. Ludwig, national commander of The American Legion, argues for a constitutional amendment to prohibit flag desecration. He reflects on the flag as a symbol of freedom and unity, cites polling support, and urges continued advocacy by Legionnaires and Americans.
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American Legion
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
United States
Legionnaires
Capitol Hill
Congress
Daniel A. Ludwig
The
FBI background files fury in Washington politics
The Clinton White House faced backlash for compiling FBI background checks on nearly 340 conservatives from Reagan and Bush administrations. The dossier allegedly included interviews, transcripts, bank records, and gossip, prompting questions about access, scope, and accountability.
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Kington
Clinton
Washington
Reagan
Bush
FBI
Bill Clinton
Dee Dee Myers
Betsey Wright
White House
Manna
Dissembling by local leaders sparks letter critique in Aiken area
A reader denounces political and economic leaders over alleged double talking on Aiken development. The letter questions funding of studies by out of town firms, claims about vacant commercial sites, and asserts control is needed from local authorities.
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Aiken Corporation
Aiken
Augusta
Columbia
Fred Humes
Aiken County
Edgefield
Red Humes
Crafters lament rejection from Aiken's Makin 1996 show
Angered by non acceptance, a long time participant writes the Aiken Chamber of Commerce. He recalls ten years of dedicated participation and willingness to raise entry fees. He warns that moving the show could end it, citing the Augusta Calico Carnival as a cautionary tale. He asks if Aiken County residents can still qualify for 1997.
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Aiken
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Downown Aiken
Augusta
Calico Carnival
Augusta Mall
Cottoways
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Aiken's Makin
Aiken County
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Creators Syndicate
Executive Mansion
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Legal Counsel
Pentagon
Craig Livingstone
Atlantic City
Livingstone
William Kennedy III
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Rose Law Firm
Kennedy
IRS
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