Peace steps move extremists as Pal estinians and Israelis shift positions
The Palestine National Council renounces violence and Israel recognizes Palestinian statehood. Yet lasting peace remains distant as Hezbollah fighting in Lebanon ends briefly and Hamas and other extremist groups persist. The shift raises hope but fuels desperation among hardliners.
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San Diego Union-Tribune
For Good Child Care a Two Tier System Emerges
A narrator describes four families to show America's child care gap. Rich or poor, many find costly care or no help. Marie, a single parent, uses Head Start at no charge, Ed and Susan earn 40k but cannot afford licensed care, while Laura and Laura have high income and preschool costs. The piece argues the US favors upper and low ends, creating lower quality options for middle incomes.
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Susan
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America
Sandra Searr
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
Aiken Standard provides location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, 29802. Office hours are 8:90 am to 5:90 pm Monday to Friday. Subscribe by calling 649-5315. Delivery targets 5 pm weekdays and 7 am weekends. circulation hours 5:90 pm to 7:30 pm weekdays and 7 am to 11 am weekends. Switchboard 648-2311. Fax 648-6052. Story ideas line 548-2911. Publisher Scott Hunter reachable at 648-2011.
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Moonlighting Bob Should Quit The Trail
Washington insiders debate Bill Clinton's televised deposition in the Whitewater saga and the role of independent counsel Kenneth Starr. The piece compares the surreal scene in the Map Room to historical plotting, questions Starr's outside work, and warns that moonlighting could undermine Starr's integrity.
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Bob Novak
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Bob Bennett
Daniel Rostenkowski
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Starrs political fire tests Clinton tactics in Starr attack
The piece argues Democrats smear independent counsel Kenneth Starr to undermine Whitewater Travelgate and Fostergate probes. It notes Starr’s conflicts of interest defenses and calls anti Starr attacks hypocritical while predicting broader campaign tactics if Republicans retaliate against Clinton aides. It cites Mayer New Yorker pieces and advisers Tuohy Dash and Horowitz as context.
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Chiquita Bananas
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Jane Mayer
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Mark Tuohy
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Office of Management and Budget
Open Hours At Aiken County Library Noted In Letter
A reader praises the Aiken County Library hours as accessible seven days a week with varied daily times and a phone message listing. The letter also mentions April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and commends the Cumbee Center and partners for protecting victims and guiding them through legal processes.
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