Russian leader dismisses Lebed amid Kremlin power struggle
Yeltsin on Russian TV dismissed security chief Alexander Lebed after a clash that nearly toppled the government. Chernomyrdin gains footing as Yeltsin prepares heart surgery, while the United States watches internal Russian moves for possible impact on future leadership. Lebed's rise remains uncertain despite mass popularity and a strong stance on Russia’s imperial destiny.
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United States
Miami Herald
Hope remains for books as a status symbol
The Sacramento Bee notes that despite hype over Internet and CD ROMs, books survive as prestige items. Rich households buy and display books, some even fake ancient volumes, while schools push wiring over libraries. The piece argues book prestige persists amid trends.
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Wall Street Journal
Sacramento Bee
Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Details
Aiken Standard lists location at 326 Rutland Drive and mailing PO Box 456, 29802. Office hours 8:30 am to 5:90 pm Monday to Friday. Subscribers call 649-5315 for delivery problems and circulation hours. Switchboard 648-2311, Fax 648-6052. Editorial contact via 648-2311. Publisher Scott Hunter reachable at 648-2311.
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Aiken
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Hunter
Health care debate flags costs and access in flap
In a heated presidential debate both Clinton and Dole flubbed the key health care question. Verda Strategus voices alarm that managed care is spreading in California with tests and care slipping, while critics warn of rising lawsuits and profits guiding decisions. The piece cites Medicare elderly outcomes under HMOs and questions if policy makers will curb HMO limits. Joan Beck of the Chicago Tribune weighs in on the systemic dangers and asks if government action is enough.
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Verda Strategus
California
Dole
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Washington
Thank O J for help with violence and abuse awareness
Claude Lewis notes the O J Simpson case spotlighted domestic abuse and urges help resources. He cites statistics from JAMA and March of Dimes, highlights widespread abuse across professions and societies, and ends with a phone number for assistance.
Media values and a call to reelect William Clyburn
A letter criticizes media sensationalism over Madonna's child and urges voters in South Carolina House District 82 to reelect William Clyburn Sr. It highlights his long public service, education background, and family values. The writer recalls his 1973 city council win, seven years on council, USC degree, and roles as principal of Aiken High School and Worker's Compensation Commissioner.
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S.C
William
Bill" Clyburn
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Aiken
Aiken High
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Ou See
Aiken High School
S.C. Worker's Compensation Commission
Columbia
Aiken County Council
William Clyburn
Aiken Standard Wel comes Letters to the Editor
The editor invites brief letters with the writer’s signature, mailing address, and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or condensed. Address correspondence to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.
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