Editorial on Starr spin and probe ethics from Philadelphia Inquirer
The piece critiques Kenneth Starr for briefing reporters on background during the Whitewater inquiry and questions whether such conduct violated rules. It argues prosecutors leak to influence progress and notes Rule 6e limits talking about grand jury matters. The columnist urges stronger discipline and steadier focus in high profile probes.
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Congress shifts from punishment to reward for drunk driving laws
The Clarksburg Exponent reports a new highway bill approach rewarding states that crack down on drunk driving while not penalizing those who do not. Congress moves away from withholding funds to an incentive system in the latest policy shift.
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Leaks and spin overshadow Starr Clinton probes
Washington debate centers on Kenneth Starr leaking to the press and the White House shaping coverage of Monica Lewinsky. The confrontation is less about law than battlefield politics as both sides seek influence, while questions linger on grand jury secrecy and the pursuit of Monica Lewinsky’s full account.
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Social shift leaves divorce celebrated in public gaze
A columnist laments the rising normalization of divorce in society and media. He cites rising rates, no fault statutes, and the erosion of private life, arguing marriage is a social contract for child welfare and community stability rather than a personal lifestyle choice.
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Dolstoy
Letters From Aiken Defends Liberal Truths And Opposes Submissive Roles
A Aless voice challenges Christian gender roles, condemns wife submission, and argues that early Christianity offered freedoms to women. The writer criticizes Southern Baptists and warns that modern liberal and conservative labels disguise political aims. A reader, Rebekah E Sutherland, calls for discernment of truth.
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Mimi Hallman
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Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with the writer full name signature mailing address and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited or condensed. Address Letters to Editor at Aiken Stanford BO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial scescape.net
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