Graniteville Co. Founders Would Be Proud of New Ownership
Graniteville Company, a long standing textile firm since 1845, transitions to Triarc control from DWG and Victor Posner. President H. Douglas Kingsmore says ongoing management will keep progressive measures, restoring confidence for employees and customers as investments continue to upgrade the company. William Gregg, founder, would be pleased.
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Clinton's chaotic pace tests his White House resolve
Washington columnist Sandy Grady portrays Bill Clinton as overextended and frenetic, with Bosnia health care and budget reforms driving a strained White House. Staff turnover and a reluctant Congress compound the pressure, while polls show public fatigue. Clinton defends tackling multiple crises at once.
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Clinton’s limited travel prompts White House concern
The article notes President Clinton has spent little time outside Washington since taking office. He has held only one televised town meeting and few bus trips, amid security limits and large entourages. Aides say he should travel more, though some trips may align with health care reform rollout.
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Clinton Outlier Strategy May Define Campaign Push
Carl P. Leubsdorf notes Clinton must boost campaign style outreach to avoid being seen as Washington’s insider. Polls show tax proposals alienated some Americans, and Clinton risks losing outsider status due to party control of Congress. Emphasizing direct connection with voters could help sustain support for his reform aims.
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Haiti Intervention Debate Prompts Clinton Test
David Morris argues for a US led effort to restore Aristide in Haiti, asserting past interventions toppled democratically elected leaders and that Clinton should back a decisive, forceful move to eject armed gangs and reinstate the popular president. He cites historical US actions in the region and warns current policy risks.
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Confederate flag dispute plays out in Alabama history debate
Recchi argues the Confederate flag remains a divisive symbol in Alabama as Gov. Jim Folsom bans it from state display. He notes past flags over the Capitol, court rulings, and backlash from black leaders, urging preservation of heritage in a museum setting.
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