Dole Understood His Role In Senate
Columnist David B. Cooper notes Bob Dole’s retirement from the U.S. Senate to pursue a presidential bid. Senator Bradley of New Jersey praises Dole’s centrism and effectiveness, saying the Senate rewards not extremists and values steady governance in a divided era.
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Dole
Senate
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Bill Stadley
Fom
New Jersey
Jim Kirer
PBS
Bradley
Congress
House
David B. Cooper
Peaceful End to Montana Freemen Standoff
The 11 day siege at a remote Montana ranch ended peacefully as fourteen Freemen surrendered to FBI agents and face charges from bank fraud to conspiring to kidnap and kill federal officials. Two wives released and about 100 agents kept order, avoiding a deal to drop or reduce charges. The peaceful close contrasts with the Waco assault three years earlier.
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Freemen
Montana
FBI
Freenen
U.S
Waco
Texas
Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Hours
Aiken Standard contact details include location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, 29802. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday. Subscription and delivery support numbers 649 5315 and circulation hours through 7 30 p m weekdays and 7 00 a m to 10 30 a m weekends. Switchboard 648 2911 fax 648 6052 editors contact 648 2311 publisher Scott B Hunter 648 2311.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Whitewater storms deepen Clinton woes in 1996 race
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues that Whitewater and related scandals have dented Bill Clinton's polling edge. He notes CNN Time data showing a shrinking lead, cites Senate Republican probe chief Al D'Amato, and warns that independent counsel Starr could reshape the election if he pursues perjury or obstruction.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Whitewater
Clinton
Arkansas
Vince Foster
FBI
Senate
Kenneth Starr
White House
Bob Dole
Dole
Lee Atwater
Senate Whitewater
Clinton & Co
Little Rock
al D'Amato
R-N.y
Millary Clinton
D'Amato
Hillary
D’ama
GOP
Marie Antoinette
Rose Law Firm
Heer
Mrs. Clinton
D’amato
Mark Fabiani
Clintons
Starr
Hillary Clinton
Oval Office
Color blind ruling spurs call to rebuild minority power
New York Daily News columnist ER Shipp argues the Supreme Court rulings on legislative redistricting reflect a color blind view that ignores ongoing segregation. He urges blacks and Latinos to boost political participation, form cross racial coalitions, and push for majority minority districts to ensure representation in local and state governments.
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High Court
William Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Sandra Day O’connor
Anthony Kennedy
Clarence Thomas
O'Connor
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
John Paul Stevens
America
Congress
Peter Randolph
Justices
ER. Shipp
The
New York Daily News
Letters To The Editor About Local Politics And Education
Readers praise Dr Frank Roberson promotion to assistant superintendent for instruction in Aiken County. Kathleen Newberg endorses Republican shifts in District 7 while endorsing Judith Warner for Registrar of Mesne Conveyance and urges support in the June 25 runoff election.
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Frank Roberson
Aiken County
Carl Langley
Montmorenei
Windsor
Kathleen Newberg
Aiken
Republican Party
Roy Warner
Wagener
Carrol
Judith
New Republican Party
Carrol Warner
Judith Warner
S.C
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San Diego Union-Tribune
Moby Bob
Sandy Grady
Knight-Ridder Service
Washington Colace
Philadelphia Daily News
E.R. Shipp
Frank
Paine College
Aiken County Council
HLA
Mac) McClearen
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