Editorial calls for Clinton resignation over perjury claim
The piece urges a speedy end to the Clinton Starr inquiry, arguing the president lied to the American people and should resign to spare the nation further agony. It compares the Nixon impeachment and urges resignation to uphold the presidency and moral standards.
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Bill Clinton
Kenneth Starr
House Judiciary Committee
Miss Lewinsky
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Clinton
Congress backs education grants to boost college access
Bipartisan action expands federal student aid reducing loan costs to near 17 year lows and offers $5000 loan forgiveness for teaching in rural or inner city schools for five years. It also rewards colleges for guaranteeing graduate subject proficiency and funds Gear Up outreach to low income students, aiming to raise college awareness before President Clinton signs the package.
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Chaka Fattah
Dpa
Clinton
Washington
Men and Women React Differently to Monicagate
A columnist analyzes gender based responses to the Clinton Lewinsky affair. He notes polls show modest gender gaps in opinions on resignation, cites partisanship, media influence, and differing economic and social concerns. He explores theories from enlightened self interest to cultural factors like television talk shows and attitudes toward men. He concludes with a personal aim to explain his stance to his wife.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Mme
Andrew Kohut
Pew Research Center For the People & the Press
Lewinsky
Pew
Kohut
Newt Gingrich
Bill Clinton
Mars
Venus
Laura
Manly Contempt
Revisionist history and Clinton impeachment debate
History shows leaders rewrite past acts, from Agnew to Nixon and Clinton. The piece argues Americans push to move on while Republicans risk biased hearings, urging a clear record for history amid calls to focus on Social Security and health care.
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Clinton
House Judiciary Committee
House
Thanks for health care from ARMC angels in Aiken
The Lawrence family thanks Aiken Regional Medical Center staff for compassionate care during David A. Lawrence Sr's 14 day battle with pneumonia and cancer. They recount nurses, aides, doctors Ahmad Gill Melvyn Haas Nicholas Sanito and Hugh Leavens providing comfort, explanations, and memorable acts. They credit hospice, room transfers, and Patty Boswell for arrangements. They praise ARMC as a place of miracles and prayer, and urge continued prayers as his family reflects on his return home.
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David A. Lawrence Sr
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Daddy
God
ARMC
Patty Boswell
Wwe
Ahmad Gill
Melvyn Haas
Nicholas Sanito
Hugh Leavens
Armc Angels of Mercy
Charlotte Lawrence
Debbie Lawrence
Chip Lawrence
Terri Turner
Aiken
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