Turning Point Rivalry Seeks Boost In Carolina Clemson Game
Editorial notes a meaningful Carolina Clemson clash despite poor records. Bowden and Holtz shown as rebuilding within a season framed as a turning point for both programs amid personal trials and strong fan support. The outcome could signal progress for the state’s football programs.
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Tommy
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Lou Holtz
Clinton blinks over UN dues amid abortion funding clash
The Clinton administration won congressional approval to pay about 1 billion in UN debts but traded a core stance on international family planning. The move angered traditional Democrats, with Vice President Gore voicing reservations as critics warned of weakened global aid.
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Letters on flags, horse zoning, and education in Aiken
A series of letters discusses display of the American flag on holidays, critique of horse zoning changes in Dupree/Sandhurst, a personal account of living with HCV and a hair salon encounter, and a critique of billionaire influence on education. The writer supports horses but urges nuisance enforcement, opposes confederate flags at the State House, questions Gates funded education shifts, and ends with reader views and contact info for Letters to the Editor.
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Silent killer disease Hepatitis C grips liver health
Hepatitis C is a silent liver killer spreading over years with flu like symptoms and blood test needed for diagnosis. The CDC estimates 39 million Americans infected, 2.7 million chronic, and 36 thousand new cases annually as of 1996. Transmission mirrors HIV paths.
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United States
Hillary campaign stumbles fuel New York Senate chatter
Democratic insiders in New York doubt Hillary Rodham Clinton can mount a successful Senate bid against Rudolph Giuliani. Concerns center on campaign judgment, fundraising, and handling controversies from Middle East remarks to Jef Arafat criticism. Potential replacements discussed include Robert Kennedy Jr and Andrew Cuomo.
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