Domestic violence vigil disrupted by dispute in Aiken County
An upset man assaulted a woman at a candlelight vigil opposing domestic violence. Volunteers from the Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons helped separate them as police arrested the man on criminal domestic violence, disorderly conduct, and simple assault charges.
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Cumbee Center
Aiken County
Kay Mixon
CAAP
United Way Agency
Carp
United States
Mixon
United Way outlines goals and countywide initiatives
The United Way of Aiken County details a shift from fundraising to addressing local needs. It cites past campaigns raising over 51,000 in 1952 and more than 2.5 million last year, aiming for 2.6 million this year, with admin costs kept under 10 percent. The group reviews agency applications, leverages grants and volunteer hours, coordinates countywide initiatives like Foster Care, Welfare-to-Work, and Success By 6, and stresses community participation under the theme Each One Reach One.
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Community Chest
Strom Thurmond
Aiken County
United Way
al Fundi
Department of Social Services
Children’s Place
DSS
Helping Hands
The
Mental Health Association
South Carolina
Aiken Housing Authority
Health and Human Services
USA
Clinton fault in letter criticizes Starr and impeachment
A letter to the editor denounces Bill Clinton for lying under oath in the Paula Jones case and during his affair with Monica Lewinsky. The writer calls for impeachment and removal, blaming Clinton alone and defending Starr, with instructions for submitting letters to the Aiken Standard.
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Clinton
Ken Starr
Bill Clinton
Paula Jones
Ms. Lewinsky
Free World
Congress
House
Senate
Newt Gingrich
Arkansans
John Church Aiken
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
NOW criticized for moral blindness in Clinton era scandals
A senior editor for Family Research Council argues NOW focused on sexual harassment in politics while ignoring alleged misconduct at the White House. The piece accuses NOW of political bias, neglecting issues like pornography harms and urging moral double standards amid President Clinton.
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Athetica
National Organization For Women
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Bob Packwood
Department of Defense
Patricia Ireland
United States
Free World
Promise Keepers
Christ
Northern
Virginia
Ireland
White House
People's House
Clinton
House
Washington
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