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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1998

Page

4

Aiken County Teachers Lead State in Attendance

Editorial lauds Aiken County Public Schools for a 98.8 percent teacher attendance, higher than the state 96.5 percent average. Superintendent Dr Linda Eldridge cites ownership of student success and pride in daily classroom presence as key drivers. Byron Bowers notes teachers invest beyond hours, not money, for student achievement.

Aiken County Linda Eldridge Dr. Eldridge Byron Bowers Langley-Bath-Clearwater

Fairness in Clinton impeachment inquiry tests bipartisan resolve

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the Judiciary Committee faces a dire test of impartiality as it defines high crimes and misdemeanors for President Clinton. Members from both parties publicly frame misconduct standards while awaiting hearings, with Rep. Lindsey Graham admitting uncertainty about his stance.

Clinton Congress Judiciary Committee Lindsey Graham Rs.c Henry Hyde R-Ill Philadelphia Inquirer

Honor Above Expediency in Clinton Impeachment Debate

The piece contrasts generations in the Clinton impeachment inquiry. It frames the dispute as a clash between moral absolutes and process and questions whether the Vietnam era generation will uphold honor over expediency in defending the rule of law. It cites David Schippers and Abbe Lowell as advocates shaping the arguments.

Washington Bill Clinton Vietnam America Clinton David Schippers House Judiciary Committee Henry Hyde Abbe Lowell Schippers House Lowell Josef Stalin Stephen Ambrose Omaha Beach England Hitler Warner H. Hamlett Warner Hamlett

Sail on The future invitation from maps and faith

A pastor reflects on maps discarded along a street and the power of imagination to chart tomorrow. He recalls Columbus and Alexander the Great to urge readers to sail on with hope, using collective wisdom and scripture as guidance for community progress.

Earth Christopher Columbus Columbus Hemisphere New World Alexander the Great Asia Minor Macedonia Alexander

Letter praising Trooper Lutot and critique of campaign signs

The writer thanks Trooper S G Lutot for assisting during a tire change near Aiken South Carolina and lauds his courtesy and service. The letter from Diane M Giddings criticizes signs misrepresenting GOP support for Jim Hodges and accuses video poker interests of funding the Hodges campaign urging beasley vote.

Myra McLeod Grady Wilmington N. C Enterprise Aiken S. G. Lutot South Carolina Highway Patrol Lutot South Carolina United States of America William H. Grady Enterprise Ala American Amusements Hodges

Dale Stephens for Aiken County District 5

A supporter vouches for Dale Stephens candidate for Aiken County Council District 5. The speaker praises Stephens honesty, dedication and willingness to work to address residents’ concerns, noting his 26 years in North Augusta, business and community work.

Dale Stephens Aiken County North Augusta

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Scott B. Hunter Ellen C. Priest Stephen P. Conyers James R. Bennett Jr Mittee Aiken's First Baptist Church Anarea Tom State Republican Party Jim Hodges Mr. Hodges
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