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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1996

Page

4

Campaign pledges and Brady gun law expansion debate

The presidential race focuses on an issues driven campaign with calls for free prime time debates before the election. President Clinton and rival candidates aim to center voter attention on policy while Brady law expansion seeks to bar domestic abusers from gun sales.

Bob Dole Jack Kemp Clinton Alamogordo N.M Daily News Congress Kansas City

Aiken Standard Subscribe and Delivery Details

Contact information for the Aiken Standard lists location 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 56 Aiken SC 29802 with hours 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m weekdays and subscription line 649 5315 for delivery issues. Switchboard and staff numbers are provided including 648 2311 for editors and 648 2911 for publisher Scott B Hunter.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

Morrisfall disgrace at Clinton convention

A Chicago convention scene centers on Dick Morris and Sherry Rowlands amid a Clinton surge. Morris, billed as the mastermind behind Clinton's comeback, faces scandal after tabloid exposure of his affairs and leaked drafts. Clinton remains publicly unshaken, while Morris heads toward political exile as observers note the episode may be a temporary blip.

Chicago Sherry Rowlands Dick Morris Bill Clinton Clinton Washington Rowlands Star Morris Gennifer Flowers Whcit Clinton Flack Mike McCurry Sheraton White House Leon Panetta Harold Ickes George Stephanopoulos Rasputin Prez Jesse Helms Trent Lott McCurry Bob Dole LBJ Bobby Baker Reagan Ollie North Babe Richard Gooding Hillary al Gore Pennsylvania Lucretia Fee Hope America Sherry

Remembering 1896 Conventions and a Changed Political Climate

The writer contrasts 1896 conventions with modern ones, noting the shift toward personal testimonies and issues over politics. William Jennings Bryan's free silver speech electrified delegates, highlighting class conflict, while today both parties are seen as pro big business and audiences remember Jesse Jackson and Mario Cuomo at the Democratic gathering.

Nebraska William Jennings Bryan Tcome Board of ‘Trade

Nigerians furious at Moseley Braun Nigeria trip during convention

Nigerians in exile fired off emails criticizing Senator Carol Moseley Braun for a August trip to Nigeria meeting with Gen. Sani Abacha. They say she failed to press for democratic reforms and that her visit undermined U.S. efforts and harmed African democracy. Critics include Randall Robinson of TransAfrica and Jesse Jackson. The dispute centers on whether the trip reflected support for an undemocratic regime and how it affects sanctions and Nigeria's future.

Senate Carol Moseley-Braun Illinois Chicago Nigeria Africa Sani Abacha Moseley-Braun Ken Sarowiwa Abacha Sarowiwa Ogoniland State Department White House Bill Richardson D-Nm Hat Sen America Congressional Black Caucus Randall Robinson TransAfrica South Africa Ken Sarowina Jesse Jackson Mashood Abiola

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