Clinton aims at unity and caution in Moscow visit
President Clinton travels to Moscow to honor wartime unity with the former Soviet Union and press President Yeltsin on nuclear nonproliferation, NATO expansion, and Chechnya. He warns against Russia selling reactors to Iran while urging restraint and consensus for a stable post Cold War Europe.
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Letters to the Editor on Area 4 school funding and test scores
A reader argues that Area 4 schools are underfunded, leading to low test scores. They recount personal experience at Busbee Elementary, A. L. Corbett Middle, and Wagener-Salley High and urge upgrades to equipment and outside programs to boost computer and science skills. They note smaller student populations and oppose new state funding without improvement.
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Aiken Standard contact and subscription details
The Aiken Standard address and hours are listed with phone numbers for delivery issues and re deliveries. It includes subscription rates and payment details, postal information, and the publisher’s mailing address at P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Echoes of V E Day and Oklahoma City in 50 years
Sandy Grady recalls V E Day celebrations and compares 1945 courage to 1995 crisis after the Oklahoma City bombing. He notes wartime leaders, the aging generation, and the enduring pull of unity, asking if the nation can meet future tests with the same spirit.
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Recall vote could topple California Assembly speaker
In the 60th district east of Los Angeles voters face a May 16 recall of state Rep. Paul Horcher who after re election as a Republican declared himself independent and voted to keep Willie Brown as speaker. A Republican majority in the Assembly hinges on the recall outcome with six other candidates also on the ballot. Horcher defends his actions as blocking a hard line GOP agenda while Democrats and labor back him to preserve Democratic control. The drive costs taxpayers about a million dollars and Horcher argues it diverts funds from education. Brown faces term limits ending in 1996 and may seek San Francisco mayor if he loses the speakership.
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