All Hands On Deck Urged For Rakin Day March 8
Aiken's annual cleanup event Rakin' Day set for March 8 aims to involve at least 30 organizations. The city will provide up to 1000 plastic bags and downtown bins to collect trash as officials push for a litter-free city ahead of Triple Crown events.
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Aiken
Rakin
Darlene Glenn
Greater Aiken
Democracy's Triumph In The Philippines
Manila celebrated the peaceful revolt that toppled Ferdinand Marcos and installed Corazon Aquino as president. Washington supported a smooth transition, while Aquino built a broad coalition and vowed reconciliation to stabilize a shattered economy and counter the NPA insurgency.
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Washington
Philippines
United States
Victor Hugo
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Reagan
Iran
Nicaragua
Democratic Center
Benigno Aquino Jr
Mrs. Aquino
Salvador Laurel
Juan Ponce Enrile
Gen
Fidel Ramos
Armed Forces
Mr. Marcos
Aquino
Philippine
People’s Army
Marcos
NPA
Congress
Thought For Today Glory Comes From Guarded Risk
Thought by Pierre Corneille notes that true triumph requires facing risk for lasting glory. The quotation emphasizes courage and achievement tied to challenge rather than safe, effortless success.
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Pierre Corneille
Public Education Improves Says Bennett Findings
U S Education Secretary William Bennett cites three year gains in 35 states on standardized tests and 39 states on dropout rates as evidence that reform efforts are producing progress. While averages rise, disparities remain, with low salaries and weak per pupil funding in several states and high dropout rates in Louisiana Alabama New York and Florida. The article credits the National Commission on Excellence in Education for momentum toward longer school days and higher standards, yet warns not to overstate success.
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William Bennett
U.S
National Commission On Excellence
National Commission
United States
Commission
Bennett
Colorado
Hawaii
Minnesota
New York
Tennessee
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
District of Columbia
Alaska
Universal Press Syndicate
Americans lag in math as Japanese and Chinese outshine
A Science study shows American kindergartners and early graders trailing Japanese and Chinese peers in math. Americans spend fewer school days, longer hours abroad, and devote less time to academic learning, with parental optimism masking underperformance.
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Japan
United States
Science Magazine
Taiwan
Harold W. Stevenson
Shin-Ying Lee
University of Michigan
James W. Stigler
University of Chicago
Minneapolis
U.S
Death bed conversion discussed with Paul’s grace hope
Dear Dr Graham explains that true repentance and faith are required to turn to Christ. A deathbed turn is possible but not guaranteed, as danger lies in delaying and resisting God. Urges praying for the brother in law and emphasizes now is the day of salvation.
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M.M
Jesus
Christ
Paradise
God
Soaps From the Senate TV Debut Ignites Cable Era
Washington previews a new wave of Senate soaps as cameras win access to debates. The piece notes how C-Span and televised sessions reshape political theater and raise profiles for 1988 contenders like Dole Hart Biden and Specter, while House stars remain less visible.
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Senate
United States Senate
Tip O'Neill
America
Ronald Reagan
Tip
House
C-Span
White House
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Russell Long
D-La
Fussbudget
Bennett Johnston
Johnston
Howard Baker
Senate TV
George Bush
Mario Cuomo
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
Gary Hart
Colorado
Joe Biden
Delaware
Jack Kemp
Rn.y
Dick Gephardt
DMO
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Bob Dornan
R-Calif
Newt Gingri
R-Ga
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