Congress reshapes policy debate as 104th Congress ends
As the 104th Congress closes, Republicans gain influence in shaping national debate on welfare reform and federal roles. Despite tactical setbacks, the era highlighted GOP pressure on Clinton and a shift in Washington’s assumptions about government power.
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Chocolate May Lower Heart Attack Risk, UC Davis Study Suggests
Scientists at the University of California at Davis report that chocolate contains phenols acting as antioxidants. These compounds may inhibit the oxidation of bad cholesterol, potentially reducing heart attack risk. The finding echoes known effects from moderate red wine consumption, suggesting chocolate could have healthful benefits.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Information
Aiken Standard provides location and mailing addresses at 124 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456, 29802, with newsroom and editor contact lines. Delivery issues should call 649-5315, circulation hours 5:30 PM–7:30 PM weekdays and 7 AM–11 AM Sundays, switchboard 648-2311. Publisher Scott B. Hunter reachable at 648-2311.
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Debates rarely flip presidential races as 1984 echo haunts 1996
In 1996 the Clinton versus Dole race echoes the 1984 dynamic though polls show Clinton leading by double digits. Dole's base support remains fragile while Perot steadies around five to six percent. Debates offer little guarantee of a dramatic shift.
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What Welfare Reform Really Means to the Poor
Mary Schmid argues no one truly knows the impact of welfare reform on the poor and jobless. She notes historical patterns show the gap between work and poverty persists, with confidence in work yet limited success of past programs. She urges candid acknowledgment of uncertainty and continued reform efforts.
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America
Election Insights on Small Business by Computing Magazine
An October Home Office Computing Magazine analysis surveys small business concerns for the November election. It cites Clinton and Dole interview points, tax reform debates, health care deductions, and proposed measures affecting small firms, plus a closing note urging public engagement and questions. Ralph F. Cullinan, Aiken Standard letters policy outlined.
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