Dole reverses course on treaties and education blocks
The report notes Bob Dole leveraged Senate clout to halt a global poison gas ban treaty favored by President Clinton and to retain a provision allowing states to deny public education to children of illegal immigrants. The piece questions his consistency after leaving the Senate to pursue a presidential bid, portraying him as indecisive amid Democratic attacks linking him to the "evil Dole-Gingrich Congress."
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Report Warns Overhaul Needed for Teacher Training
An analysis argues thousands of unqualified pilots risked in airline cockpits year after year this could trigger swift reforms. A parallel call urges rapid, nationwide reform in how states and districts train recruit and reward teachers. The piece highlights aging teachers and enrollment growth forecasting a two million needs within a decade urging constructive national dialogue rather than blame.
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Seattle schools proposal pays students to avoid violence
Seattle Times columnist Michelle Malkin critiques John Stanford’s plan to give monthly cash credits to high and middle school classes for violence prevention. The piece argues such incentives may undermine intrinsic motivation, citing research and experts, and questions the long term value of paying for good behavior.
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Henry David Thoreau
Ellen May Set Up Family Values Fight in TV History
Washington notes on Ellen DeGeneres possibly coming out on her show could spark a national clash over family values. Conservatives like Pat Robertson threaten a backlash, while Disney and Eisner face pressure over spousal benefits.
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TV Guide
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Christian Coalition
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Michael Eisner
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Lala Land
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Aiken Standard Contact Guide and Subscriber Info
Local newspaper notice lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 with hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and weekend delivery times 7 a m Saturday 5 p m weekdays 7 a m Sunday For delivery issues call 649 5315 Switchboard and editorial phone number 648 2311 publisher's number and contact Scott B Hunter provided for publisher duties and story ideas staff contacts and department responsibilities included.
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Aiken
Community letters on New Ellenton sewer saga and nuclear fuel debate
A letter from Elaine A. Long of New Ellenton commends a four member council and supporters who stood firm during the sewer project fight, while urging continued unity and adherence to city laws. The second segment discusses nuclear spent fuel shipments to the Savannah River Site, voicing opposition to Thurmond, and arguing reprocessing could lower costs and aid power generation, with comparisons to other states and government subsidies.
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Francis) Draine
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