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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1993
Page
4
The assault on U N troops in Mogadishu on Saturday highlights unfinished work in Somalia as dozens of Pakistani soldiers and Somalis were killed. The United Nations faces a difficult task in peacekeeping amid warlords, with humanitarian relief praised yet stabilizing the country proving elusive.
Duplicity by Haiti's military leaders led to US and allies tightening pressure. Haiti lapsed into an anachronism as Aristide was ousted and exiled. The author urges restoring Aristide, sidelining the junta, and with international help reuniting Haitians and rebuilding the island.
Sen courson argues against removing the Confederate battle flag from South Carolina’s State House, urging respect for heritage while condemning hate. He cites 600,000 wartime deaths, notes African American soldiers, and urges staying the course to honor ancestors, oppose fringe bigots, and avoid divisive reform.
Ross Perot roils Washington as Democrats and Republicans weigh his 1994 impact. Analysts note his two million strong base, TV presence, and United We Stand campaigning while Clinton foes warn of his shifting loyalties. The piece ties Perot to NAFTA backlash and a looming 1996 bid. Sandy Grady writes from Philadelphia Daily News.
Christopher Brauchli argues that Bill Clinton trades principle for expediency in nominating and withdrawing figures like Lani Guinier, while backing tax cuts and cautious diplomacy. He contrasts Clinton's flexibility with Republicans during Reagan and Bush eras and notes party fundraising customs.
Michael Farris, 41, a father of eight and home schooling advocate, secures the Republican lieutenant governor nomination in Virginia. The grassroots Christian movement disrupts the party, packing a convention hall and challenging the GOP establishment led by Bobbie Kilberg amid Virginia’s evolving moderate politics.
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