Government Must Act Now To Avoid Recession
Our view argues the U S economy risks stagflation as GDP rises 0.4 percent in Q2 and oil and gas prices surge. Greenspan prioritizes inflation control while urging deficit reductions to free savings, and Congress and Treasury face pressure to unite on credible budget cuts.
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Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
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United States
Alan Greenspan
Nicholas Brady
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Greenspan
White House
Poisoning Of Dogs In River Bluff Sparks Community Outcry
A River Bluff resident reports three dogs poisoned with rat poison, two dying and one recovering, amid claims some neighbors trash the area to deter scavenging. The letter also condemns habitual littering by drivers, urging police involvement and community responsibility.
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River Bluff
Aiken Animal Hospital
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Reader Letters
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer and bearing a mailing address. Letters should be legible preferably typewritten and concise as they may be edited and condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken
8.C
Enemies Rode Well For Souter in Sage Debate
Sen. Alan Cranston announced he would vote against Judge David Souter’s Supreme Court nomination. Hearings exposed strong opinions from advocates for and against Souter, with Thurmond’s blunt remark about “lovely ladies” provoking a sharper public focus on the nomination and the high court’s balance.
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Alan Cranston
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Souter
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William Brennan
Sandra Day O'Connor
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Jane Roe
Elizabeth Holtzman
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Sara E
Doris Coleman
California Women Lawyers
Joan Bronk
National Council of Jewish Women
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Eleanor Smear
Alan Simpson
David
Mesdames
What will Bush do next in the desert gamble
The piece questions President Bush's next moves after Desert Shield, arguing he lacks a clear plan beyond a swift victory. It notes troops in Saudi Arabia risk long, indefinite deployments, with doubts about diplomacy, public support, and a lasting exit strategy if Saddam Hussein stalls or multinationals pull back.
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Seale
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Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Desert Shield
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Cape Prince
New York Under Siege Yet Still Standing in Critics Notes
A provocative take argues New York City survives amid turmoil and crime. It weighs boosterism against pessimism, notes 35 weekly murders including Brian Watkins, and questions whether police expansion will fix systemic issues.
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Telvision News
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New York
Brian Watkins
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Watkins
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