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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1996
Page
4
In Hartford Clinton and Dole delivered strong, rival performances with no decisive blow. The Oct. 16 San Diego showdown looms as Dole seeks to shift a double digit Clinton lead. Analysts note Dole’s tax cut plan as his strongest argument.
The Aiken Standard provides contact and subscription information including location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing P O Box 456 29802 Office hours 830 am to 530 pm weekdays. It lists switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 and editorial contacts for story ideas and publisher inquiries.
The Aiken Technical College Foundation funded a 75 interview community study showing 98 percent of leaders describe ATC as good or excellent value. The report highlights partnerships with Graniteville Fabrics Division Avondale Mills and Grace Davison, customized continuing education, and distance learning to connect students with real industry needs.
Bedford NH voters viewed the first presidential debate as theater with Dole performing reasonably and Clinton not exploited. Polls showed him ahead of expectations, yet he failed to present a clear 15 percent tax cut plan or a persuasive path to how it would work. He focused on Clinton, appearing defensive, and missed a pivotal chance to shift campaign dynamics ahead of the election.
Our View contends AFL-CIO spending targets incumbent U S Rep Charlie Norwood with ads accusing him of voting to cut Medicare and education funding. The piece says Republicans slowed Medicare growth but boosted college grants while ads air outside the district, reflecting broader campaign dishonesty in the Clinton-Gore era.
Kevin J. Bumpus of Aiken argues for term limits on Congress, praising Lindsey Graham for opposing lifetime pensions and voting for a 12 year limit. He pledges to support Graham again in November to bring term limits to the House and Senate.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor praising Representative Lindsey Graham as a attentive congressman who has served the community. Voters in Aiken County are urged to support his reelection for two more years in the U.S. House.
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