Act Your Age: Bush Faces Scrutiny In 1996 Race
Washington The campaign for George W Bush shows many supporters urging him to act his age. He remains the Republican front runner but is seen as a lightweight by some insiders. Critics point to the smirk and flippant moments as signs he may not be ready to lead.
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Editorial on Jackson clash over expelled Decatur students
An editorial condemns seven Decatur High students expelled after a stadium brawl, arguing schools must enforce rules to protect bystanders. It criticizes Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rainbow PUSH for politicizing the incident and urges keeping schools safe and disciplined.
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Judge Jackson’s antitrust ruling taints Microsoft case
The findings of fact by U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson are seen as reasonable though sometimes harsh toward Microsoft. The decision is viewed as a warning to settle, with a strong message about competition health in software and the need for possible accommodations to end the litigation.
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Clinton frames impeachment as patriotism in defense of Constitution
The article compares Clinton’s stance to Nixon's Watergate exit, arguing Clinton’s claim of noble sacrifice masks political survival. It notes Nixon’s televised duty speech and notes Clinton’s Senate acquittal owed to Democrats’ votes, suggesting rhetoric vs. reality in preserving his presidency.
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Clear party differences emerge in debates and a life remembered
The letters contrast Democratic and Republican views on government roles, with Democrats urging broader programs and Republicans favoring limited government and personal independence. The note honors Ernestine Law as a respected mentor who shared knowledge of nature and music, and recalls her as an honorary Sunshine Garden Club member.
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Aiken Standard Welcomes Letters to the Editor
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