Dole bashing becomes spring political pastime
Columnist Thomas Hardy notes pundits again declare Bob Dole out of contention while Clinton leads in polls. The Whitewater inquiry gains attention as Republicans search for a cover while Democrats eye the speakership and Gephardt.
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Bob Dole
Dole
Washington
Clinton
House
Richard Gephardt
Whitewater
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Thomas Hardy
Networks balk at free prime time for presidential candidates
Major television networks dodge a plan to give a few minutes of free prime time nightly during the final month of the fall campaign. Proponents want the free slot in prime time. networks offer free time on news and early morning programs instead, citing concerns about audience reception and advertising revenue. The idea originates from Paul Taylor, a former Washington Post reporter, who popularized it in a book on the 1988 campaign. Columnists Jack Germond and Jules Witcover observe the dispute.
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Washington Post
Paul Taylor
Jack Germond
Jules Witco
Aiken Standard Help and Contact Details Revealed
The notice outlines contact numbers and hours for subscription delivery service customer care and newsroom editors at the Aiken Standard. It lists the mailing address, switchboard, fax line, and staff contacts for local news, features, and sports, with weekday and weekend service times.
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P.O
Aiken
Clection
Ir Amon
Hunter
Aiken Standard
P.O. Box
S.C
Enduring Marriage Honored as Gift From God
The pastor reflects on marriage as honorable and life giving, guided by Hebrews and Ephesians. He cites the film Shadowlands depicting Lewis and Joy Davidman Gresham, praising love enduring pain, and urges the church to nurture and share such marriages.
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America
Andrea
Jesus
Paul
Anthony Hopkins
Debra Winger
Dr. Lewis
Joy Davidman Gresham
Lewis
Oxford
Tam
Thankful Letter to County Workers Over Driveway Project
Daphne Gibson thanks Yvette, Leo Shaw, Long, Jerome Bettis, Davenport of Road and Maintenance and Sandra from Public Works and Engineering for a pleasant, helpful drive way project. The Gibsons funded the private driveway portion. editor notes explain normal scope and letters policy.
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Yvette
Leo Shaw
Long
Jerome Bettis
Davenport
Gibsons
Helping minorities with a moral and policy push
The piece argues that racial divisions persist and that America must do more to aid struggling minorities. It weighs affirmative action, legal rights, and moral grounds for government and institutions to improve access to education and employment, while warning against unqualified quotas.
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America
Gunnar Myrdal
South
Myrdal
U.S
Kerner Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals For
Fifth Circuit
University of Texas
Supreme Court
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First Baptist Church of
Sandra
Public Works and Engineering
Daphne Gibson
Congress
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