Clinton veto on nuclear waste plan sparks political clash
President Clinton opposes a Senate backed plan to build an interim storage site for nuclear waste near Las Vegas, arguing funds should await a permanent Yucca Mountain solution. The veto threat aligns with Nevada political bets, while critics warn delays cost environmental and fiscal futures and risk 1998 storage timelines.
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Don't Feel Guilty About Campaign Fervor
Satirical overview of a dreary presidential race between a burned out conservative and a mile wide but shallow baby boomer progressive. The piece mocks two generic speeches by Dole and Clinton, urging readers to vote with nose holding and two-party framing, while lampooning campaign rhetoric and media theatrics.
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Jack Kemp
Frank Sinatra
Kate Smith
Clinton
Bill
America
Brave
Perot
Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Details
Public notice lists mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and switchboard 648 2311 FAX 648 6052. It provides subscribe line 649 5315 delivery problem line hours for circulation customer service and editor contact paths.
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Born anew through the Spirit in John's gospel
The preacher explains being born from above as spiritual renewal not a physical birth. He cites Vaclav Havel and a corporate CEO who turned to service, charity, and church life after embracing the Spirit. Belief means deep, transformative trust, like a pregnant faith in new life, guided by the wind of the Spirit.
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Jesus
God
Nicodemus
Kingdom of God
Vaclav Havel
Czechoslovakia
America
Congress
Havel
Missions Committee
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