Clinton backed extension of Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
The article argues the permanent extension of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty strengthens an international norm against expanding nuclear arsenals. It notes that major powers support tougher IAEA inspections, and outlines limited gains including reduced incentives for new weapons states and steps toward broader disarmament talks, despite no full elimination of nuclear arms.
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Legislative threats to public lands spark veto plea
Readers warn that the Emergency Salvage rider would force the Forest Service to sell six billion board feet from national forests in two years, suspending environmental laws and public input. Critics say the measure risks forests and costs the Treasury at least 200 million dollars while limiting scientific involvement.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists location and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina with office hours Monday through Friday and weekend delivery times. It provides switchboard and fax numbers and outlines subscription rates for local mail and digital options along with publication schedule and postal information.
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Scandals Highlight Washington's Money Sex and Power
Washington columnist Sandy Grady examines how money sex and power fuel political scandals. The piece contrasts Bob Packwood and Ron Brown with Janet Reno while noting slow ethics probes and the enduring glare of public judgment on Washington figures.
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Clinton gains in polls hint at re election edge
President Clinton's approval rises above 50 percent in recent surveys with disapproval around 40 percent. Analysts say he appears more presidential after Oklahoma City and a firm stance on issues like health, weapons, and Japan trade, though Democrats worry about future pressure and messaging without overreaching.
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