No quick mandate if Clinton win
The piece notes Clinton won 43 percent four years ago and sought a mandate. It argues a broad victorious coalition could reshape presidential politics for multiple elections, drawing parallels to Nixon, Reagan, and Roosevelt. It cautions that even a strong Clinton margin may not guarantee lasting change and cites baggage and uncertain long-term effects beyond 1996.
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Jewell Cleared in Olympic Park Bombing After 88 Days of Hell
Richard Jewell, hailed for finding the bomb at Atlanta Olympic Park, faced swift suspicion and a damaging, years long ordeal. The Justice Department cleared him over the weekend, though questions linger about who planted the attack and why. The case highlights the presumption of innocence and the harm of rapid public accusations.
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Aiken Standard Subscriptions and contacts notice
Help with subscriptions and delivery details for the Aiken Standard. Includes mailing and location addresses, subscription and delivery hours, switchboard and fax numbers, story ideas contact, and publisher information referencing Scott B. Hunter.
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Our View: Dole Would Restore Presidential Integrity
The piece argues that character is the central issue for voters, criticizing Bill Clinton’s integrity and suggesting a federal indictment could loom for him or Hillary. It notes Dole’s stance, cites books about the White House, references the 1994 shift, and urges turnout on November 5 to prevent a liberal Democratic takeover.
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Jack Kemp
Congress
Voters urged to back Rick Osbon for County Council
Letter promotes Rick Osbon of Osbon's Laundry and Cleaners for County Council. It highlights his community roles with United Way, Greater Aiken Local Education Foundation, USCA Alumni Association, Aiken Young Republicans, and Sunday School teaching. Also advocates Lindsey Graham's stance on SRS and critiques opponents.
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Make the decision and live with it says Aiken pastor
The pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church urges decisive voting next Tuesday. He explains decisions hinge on cutting off other paths, warns against ambivalence in marriage work and home choices, and stresses prayerful support for elected leaders.
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