Dole Mocked Clinton in Centrist Showdown
Columnist Sandy Grady labels Bob Dole too nice to Clinton as he taunts with liberal and Hollywood elitist accusations. Clinton counters as centrist who cuts government and empowers states. Dole’s late Internet pitch falls flat, leaving viewers unimpressed.
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George McGovern
Tweedledum
Tiddlywinks
Tweedledee
Bob
Bob Dole
Ross Perot
Bill
Sandy Grady
Quiet Supreme Court Term Sees Few Groundbreaking Moves
The Supreme Court opens a cautious term with a smaller docket than a decade ago as it fine tunes precedents. Cases include challenges to race-based districting and a review of physician assisted suicide rights for terminally ill adults, amid anticipated headline moments.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Miami Herald
Aiken Standard Local Office and Contact Details
Aiken Standard provides location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken 20802 Office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday Subscription line 649 5315 delivery problems call 649 5315 Circulation hours 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm weekdays 7 am to 11 am Sundays Switchboard 648 2311 Fax 648 6052 Editors reach 648 2311 Publisher Scott B Hunter contact 648 2911 for publisher responsibilities
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
The Real Stakes of the 1996 Election
The piece argues Republicans failed to counter Democratic myths about deficits and Medicare while Clinton capitalized on media messaging. It warns the 1996 election is larger than party wins, stressing reform of the justice system, judiciary appointments, and potential shifts under a second Clinton term. It cites Dole, Bush, Reagan, and the media’s influence.
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Bob Dole
Clinton
Bush
Republians
Miss Manners
House of Representatives
Congress
Bill Clinton
Reagan
Arty
America
Richard Allen
United States
Supreme Court
Greene family roots span Rhode Island to Mexican Revolution
Letter writer traces kinship to Gov William Greene of Rhode Island and Gen Nathanael Greene through Joseph Greene lineage, notes relation to JFK Jr, and recounts Col William Cornell Greene the Copper King. Describes Cananea strike, Mexican Revolution context, and hopes to visit Cumberland Island and Greyfield Inn near Dungeness tabby ruins.
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Greene
Jfk Jr
Don Law
Gen
Nathanael
Nathaniel) Greene
Bill Nightingale
William Greene
Rhode Island
Gov. Greene
Nathanael Greene
Nathanael I
Catharine Greene
Catharine Littlefield Greene
John Greene
Mr. Nightingale
Greenes
Savannah
John Nightingale
Mary
The
Col
William Cornell Greene
Orange County
New York
Arizona
Cananea
Sonoa
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
C.L. Sonnichsen
Col Greene
Colonel Greene
Greene Farm
East Greenwich
R. J. Greene
Nene
Court to hear appeals on physician assisted death by own action
The Supreme Court agreed to hear appeals from Washington and New York over rulings striking down bans on physician aided death by own action. The piece surveys legal arguments, medical ethics, potential dangers, and the emotional stakes for patients, families, and doctors, noting rising public debate and the need to protect individual decision making.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
New York
American Medical Association
Medicare
Hmos
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