Clinton service plan needs funding and payoff clarity
Our view argues President Clinton's proposed national service program would offer up to $10,000 in college aid for one year of full time work in education environment or health care. It questions the $7.4 billion cost, payment source, and risk of high default, urging a funded plan before benefits.
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Voter Accountability and Clinton 100 Day Critique
A letter argues politicians should keep 90 percent of campaign promises within a year or lose office. It mocks Clinton's first 100 days, accusing policies of shifting from no new taxes to ongoing tax proposals and promoting socialism and intolerance.
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Letters To The Editor Debate Registration And Politics
Kenneth W. Green of Aiken criticizes federalism and urges anti government overreach while advocating traditional values and voter participation. Andy Windham of Wagener mocks registration as socialism and argues for limited government to boost free enterprise and contract rights.
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Clinton faces hard choice on Bosnia as US nerves fray
In a wartime Washington spring, President Clinton weighs U S air strikes and troops to halt Serb slaughter in Bosnia while public support wavers. Analysts warn the Balkan mission could define his early presidency and shape broader foreign policy amid polls showing mixed support.
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When Hate Becomes A Criminal Act
The 1989 Kenosha assault on 14 year old Gregory Riddick by a group of black youths, instigated by Todd Mitchell, raises First Amendment issues as Wisconsin’s hate crime law is found unconstitutional. The piece traces similar cases, debates Supreme Court precedent, and notes rising hate crime statistics and state laws while urging clear guidance.
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No Man Tax Solution Or Obvious Answer
Sandy Hill, features editor of the Charlotte Observer, discusses proposals for a man tax and argues against punitive measures. The piece examines costs of male crime in North Carolina and emphasizes reducing violence through better male role models and early education for boys.
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