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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1995
Page
4
Powell considered a Republican candidate for president. He is popular with voters, a proven leader, and heavily credentialed, influencing national politics even without a formal run. His moderate stance alarms hardliners while attracting substantial GOP voter endorsements.
Newsrooms debate publishing violent manifestos while recognizing the risk of provoking more threats. Editors like Arthur Sulzberger weigh costs of effort versus potential impact, questioning whether printing the tract ends killings or fuels further danger. The Kansas City Star commentary weighs free press against public safety considerations.
On Welfare 35 Capitol Hill debates a welfare system overhaul with block grants and regulatory powers. The piece argues state officials may be as capable as federal representatives and could better manage the new grants with governor latitude, despite fears of incompetence. Alexandria Daily Town Talk.
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A letter defends Judge Roe and Associate Judge Little amid an advisory opinion on their off hours connection to a wedding chapel business. It notes no misconduct and cites prior opinions permitting part time real estate activity. The writer commends Judge Roe for seeking guidance and clarifies ceremonies occur only after hours for county residents.
Myriam Marquez argues that English as official language may threaten bilingual education. She cites immigrant history where native languages persisted and notes failures of New York City bilingual programs. She advocates open, European style multilingual education and opposes barring bilingual instruction.
The piece discusses Powell as a potential candidate, contrasts Democratic advantages, and warns Republicans that Dole age may hinder, while Clinton’s moves could reshape policy, courts, and social positions amid a troubled national scene. It critiques education, law, and culture, urging reform and accountability.
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