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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1993
Page
4
Masako Owada becomes empress-to-be after her June 9 wedding to Crown Prince Naruhito. The ceremony follows months of prenuptial scrutiny from feminists and traditionalists alike, with media sketches and public debate over her career, language skills, and her role as royal wife.
The jury ruled Janet Malcolm distorted Masson’s statements in tape interviews and acted with reckless disregard for the truth. The verdict, while inconclusive, underscores public demand for accuracy and integrity in reporting.
Susan Trausen, Boston Globe columnist, analyzes the White House signal game as Bill Clinton reshuffles staff. She highlights Stephanopoulos and Gearan, access versus visibility, and the politics of bipartisanship, noting mixed signals and public skepticism.
Chicago Tribune veteran David Evans notes that Maj. Gen. Harold Campbell faces possible action under Article 88 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for denouncing President Clinton at a May 24 Air Force awards banquet. The piece traces the legal history from Lt. Henry Howe Jr. in 1965 to current investigations at Wright-Patterson and Soesterburg, highlighting limits on speech by officers. It discusses potential court-martial, the role of higher authorities, and broader implications for military discipline and behavior toward civilian leaders.
Gene Owens recalls a bouquet sent to Charlie Lehman of a public relations firm, sparking talk of masculine liberation. He notes men attend bridal showers, questions attire norms, and suggests pre nuptial showers as a term, praising Charlie if he leads change.
The article reflects on Linus Pauling, a two-time Nobel laureate, touting vitamins and nutrition as disease prevention. It notes his retirement life, his views on Vitamin E and C, Loma Linda University diet recommendations, and broader claims about Mediterranean foods, garlic, green tea, and other dietary factors. It frames nutrition as a rising frontier in preventive medicine and hints at cost savings.
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