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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1996
Page
4
Columnist Trudy Rubin argues Netanyahu must unveil a long term strategy to sustain the Oslo peace process. Israelis and Palestinians edge toward a West Bank withdrawal in Hebron but relations deteriorate amid harsh bargaining and amid the presence of extremist factions.
Columnist Donald Kaul argues that Yankees fans celebrated with a peaceful parade, contrasting New York’s image with unruly football-fan scenes in Cedar Falls and Columbus. He claims baseball embodies class and precision while football embodies violence.
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The 1996 campaign is criticized as a wretched political exercise shaped by frontloading and unlimited money. Dole’s early clinch limited reflection, while Forbes and soft money distorted the race. Campaign finance reform failures and weak visions from Dole and Clinton left voters largely disengaged.
The FBI faces renewed scandals amid obstructions of justice and internal probes. Senior officials including Kahoe and Potts face investigations while director Freeh opens inquiries into leaks about Olympic suspect Richard Jewell. Despite tarnish, the agency notes historic feats from the 1930s to WWII and claims ongoing public service amid criticism of racism and sexism within the bureau.
Augusta Chronicle editorials regarding Aiken Citys refusal to disclose internal affairs investigation reports are challenged. The letter notes SC Supreme Court guidance on case by case exemptions, affirms intent to comply with court orders, and praises Aiken Public Safety Director Carrol Busbee as a model leader amid public debate.
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