Editorial on McKinney verdict and military justice
The piece argues the acquittal on 18 counts but a single obstructing justice conviction shows not guilty is not innocent. It criticizes the military code for treating attempted seduction as criminal and calls for non judicial sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McKinney
McKinney
Army
Kinney
Saturn plant union vote favors team based contract in Spring Hill
Saturn workers at the Spring Hill Tennessee plant vote to keep their team based contract with the company rather than switch to a standard UAW contract. The decision signals approval of the teamwork approach and may influence views of President Clinton and Congress on Wagner Act reforms.
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Saturn
Spring Hill
Tenn
United Auto Workers
Congress
Clinton
Organized Labor
Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Visuals Bring Clinton Scandal into Focus with Willey
The piece argues Willey's vivid account of a 1993 Oval Office meeting adds credibility to her claims. It contrasts her demeanor with Monica Lewinsky and notes White House timing and communications after disclosure. The column questions public mercy versus accountability, urging a choice between competence and wrongdoing.
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Washington
Kathleen Willey
Willey
Oval Office
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Whitewater
Travelgate
Foster
Filegate
Asiagate
Monica
Williamsburg
Richmond
Secret Service
T Hough
White House
Ann Lewis
Aflaire
Georgia South Carolina Delegations Back New Missions at Savannah River Site
In May 1997 the Georgia and South Carolina delegations joined to back new missions at the Savannah River Site as hundreds of jobs faced cuts. They planned to meet with Energy Secretary Pena, pressed community support, and urged ongoing dialogue on economic issues.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah River
Washington
U. S. Department of Energy
Federico Pena
South Carlina
Penn
Washington, DC
House
Newt Gingrich
Ways and Means Committee
John Kasich
Duk
Pena
CSRA
Letters Page Debates Gibbons, United Way, and Roadside Cleanup
A reader laments Ecoview writer Whit Gibbons turning political against the Republican agenda and questions his funding, urging transparency at United Way of Aiken about campaign allocations. Another letter praises the DC Department of Transportation for cleaning Route 78 roadside trash attractively critiquing state maintenance.
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Whit Gibbons
Gilbons
Gibbons
Frank Langford Aiken
United Way
Aiken County
Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park
Belfast
Ndia
Aiken
United States of America
United Way of Aiken
Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park Coalition
United Way of
Ralph Gunter
Learwater
D.C
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J. Roland Smith
S.C
House of Representatives