Miss Moton Captures Miss Aiken County Title
Dwella Moton becomes the first African American to win Miss Aiken County, drawing praise for poise, faith, and leadership. A Clemson graduate with a science double major, she is pursuing a health management master’s degree and aims to be a research physician seeking a cancer cure. Pageant Director Helen Still lauds her stage presence and role model potential for local girls.
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Spin on Iraq measures shapes council stance
The Clinton administration backs a UN Security Council resolution signaling «severest consequences» if Saddam Hussein fails to allow weapons inspections, while France, Russia and China seek ambiguity. The United States and Britain prefer a clearer automatic-military-threat approach, and may act without explicit council consent if Hussein dodges again. France Russia and China risk marginalization as Washington signals readiness to move. Chicago Tribune.
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Clinton Outsmarts Iceberg in Lewinsky Scandal Analysis
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues that Bill Clinton defies turmoil with luck, guile, and strategic spin as the Lewinsky affair unfolds. He contends public opinion remains favorable. legal cases hinge on changing testimonies and party dynamics.
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Lake Champlain as Great Lake a debate in Vermont
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy pushes designating Lake Champlain as a Great Lake to access Sea Grant funds and funding parity. Critics note Champlain is far smaller than true Great Lakes, echoing concerns about precedent and Geographic Names Board rulings.
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Nuclear stockpile and new energy claims provoke letters
Aiken Standard letters debate whether the US needs nuclear weapons, critique Richard Preston on biological threats, and promote Randell Mills's claimed clean energy from cold fusion. Readers attack or defend government spending, nuclear power, and tourism boondoggles while urging focus on human needs and jobs.
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