Gramm attacks Dole over abortion pledge in GOP clash
Sen Phi Gramm accuses Majority Leader Bob Dole of shifting right on key issues. Gramm challenges Dole to sign an anti abortion pledge that would bar abortions including in rape and incest cases. The confrontation plays to the Christian Coalition as columnists Germond and Witcover note.
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Bosnia War Critique Mirrors Quagmires and Cold War Lessons
Columnist Paul Harvey argues that Bosnia reflects no-win wars for all sides. He contrasts U S Vietnam and Russian Afghanistan with NATO bombing, noting Yeltsin pleads for restraint as the three-way Bosnia conflict drags on four years, causing 100000 deaths and 2.7 million refugees.
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End zone prayer debate stirs NCAA sports column
Columnist Jesse Todd Jr. weighs whether sincere end zone prayers are appropriate during football games under NCAA norms. He argues faith moments can clash with sportsmanship and questions why divine favor would elevate Liberty or Notre Dame beyond all rivals.
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Dole argues English language cornerstone for unity
Chicago Tribune columnist Joan Beck notes Senate Majority Leader Dole urges making English official and promoting English in schools while urging caution on multiculturalism. She cites census data showing rising foreign-born populations, cites proposed federal and state efforts, and warns of Balkanized divisions if bonds stay weak.
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Reality Check Prompts Self-Reflection On American Delusions
Columnist Robert Steinback argues that a wave of confessions and tapes challenges the idea that America is inherently virtuous. He cites police brutality, sexual harassment, and political missteps as demands to replace self delusion with sober analysis while preserving pride in principled efforts.
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Aiken YMCA Proposal Draws Local Support
A proposal to establish a YMCA in Aiken aims to boost quality of life by offering teens a wholesome recreation and a safe space for young adults. Led by former School Superintendent Joseph Brooks, organizers say funding will come from contributions, memberships, and program fees with no tax dollars. A public meeting is set for 7 p m October 17 in Room 327 of USCA Science Building.
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Letters to the Editor on handicapped homes and local figures
Readers defend state funded homes for mentally handicapped residents, arguing life skills and independence, questioning tax and property values concerns, and urging firsthand visits. The section also notes tributes to Joan Nimau and mentions early Du Pont days at SRP with personal recollections.
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