Gore must find a compelling theme to win the Democratic nod
The Detroit Free Press retired editor argues Al Gore faces pressure from Clinton's shadow while needing a clear rationale to persuade voters. Gore’s empathy and audience connection are assets if he crafts a strong, distinct campaign theme and moves beyond paid dues.
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Editorial on Columbine legacy and copycat violence
The piece discusses the Columbine tragedy and its long study impact, noting a Georgia copycat incident. It argues perpetrators held deep prejudices, condemns parental tolerance of Nazi symbols, and suggests teen tolerance exists only when taunted by envy. It urges corrective action for youths bearing extremist views and dangerous weaponry.
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Columbine
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Barak Wins Israeli Prime Minister Victory in Likud Shakeup
Israelis elected Barak as prime minister in a landslide, signaling a shift from Netanyahu and endorsing Oslo peace gains. The vote at Rabin Square reflected desire for a broad coalition, faster talks with Palestinians and Syria, and a referendum backed path to final status agreements.
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Syria
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America
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Parents blamed as root of moral decay in national surveys
A Shell Oil Co survey finds 64 percent blame families for declining values, with 72 percent saying parents shape children most and 65 percent urging families lead moral improvement. A separate Ad Council poll shows 49 percent fault irresponsible parenting and 59 percent say many have children before ready.
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Peter D. Hart Research Associates
Washington
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Critter Carnival Teaches Pet Responsibility in Aiken County
Aiken County hosts the 4th annual Critter Carnival and Awesome Animal Adventure day for elementary students. The event featured animals, demonstrations, and booths from local groups to educate on care, shelter, water, food, training, and kindness in pet ownership.
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Savannah River Ecology Lab
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Powderhouse Pet Boutique
Ketty Light
Suzanne Raynor
Sandy Larson
Charlie Warner
Bill Shepherd
All Paws
Iris Freeman
Ed Carey
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Joe McClellan
Cosmo
Powderhouse Kennels
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Aiken Driving Club
David Goxisen
Lisa Smith
Ian Tompkins
Steve Zach
Emily Smith
Kit Buckley
Amanda Mathison
Munchkin
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