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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1997
Page
4
The Webster Hubbell case spans 1994 with his guilty plea for stealing about 400000 from his Little Rock firm. Reported hush money by Clinton aides and allies prompted scrutiny of the White House and questions about Clinton knowledge of Hubbell’s fraud.
New York diplomatic wrap notes Chirac may seek a fresh mandate amid a center-right government facing criticism and weak poll ratings. The article frames the May 25 to June 1 window as pivotal for France to qualify for European monetary union within a year, tying the outcome to social and financial stability.
In Stanford, a discussion argues Americans must volunteer more to curb government growth. It notes Tax Freedom Day shifting later, taxes rising from 30 years ago, and a heavy overall tax load with family costs, urging tax reform and voluntary effort to relieve families.
A reader contends Vice President Al Gore violated federal law by soliciting campaign contributions from offices and telephones during a March 3 press event. The letter cites warnings from Bernard Nussbaum and calls for charges against Gore, noting potential Clinton involvement. The piece then shifts to birdwatching in Hitchcock Woods with detailed species, inviting readers to visit and enjoy the location. It closes with a note that The Aiken Standard accepts Letters to the Editor at a P O Box in Aiken South Carolina.
A church column blends Mother's Day memory with reflections on caring. It argues care requires time and others focus, costs effort, and mirrors Christlike sacrifice. It cites Capon on apple strudel, Calvin and Hobbes satire, and Bill McCartney to urge selfless, other centered living in family and faith communities.
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