Look to women for the answers
Columnist Clarence Page argues that voters split by gender shape Clinton’s lead against Bob Dole. He suggests Dole should seek women who think like women, not just male-leaning allies, noting women favor protection over radical GDP cuts and emphasize social programs.
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Perot seeks court to gain access to presidential debates
Reform Party candidate H Ross Perot argues for a court ruling to force the Federal Election Commission to intervene and allow his participation in the debates. He contends the Commission on Presidential Debates violated its rules by excluding him and his running mate, while noting the two major parties control the body. The issue centers on authority and public access to the October 6 debate.
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Aiken Standard Subscriptions and Contact Lines
Information on subscription help delivery times and contact numbers for Aiken Standard offices. Provides location, mailing address, office hours, switchboard and staff contact lines for local news editors publishers and circulation.
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Clinton tightens gag on chaplains over partial birth issue
The article alleges President Clinton orders military chaplains to refrain from political activity and sermons on abortion, warning of possible prosecution for antiabortion advocacy while on duty. It cites Air Force and Becket Fund objections, noting claims of censorship and debates about church state separation.
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Thurmond Praised By Former Page For Leadership
A former congressional page recalls Sen. Strom Thurmond as a consistent leader who mentored female staff, ensured safety with Capitol Police escort, and was the first southern senator to hire African Americans on his staff. The speaker praises Thurmond at length and notes wide support at the GOP convention.
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Bad things can turn out good in faith’s long arc
Carol Lodi survived a Mt Martha crash with a fractured wrist and questions why fate spared her. The piece cites Romans 8 28 31 and Joseph’s betrayal turned salvation, arguing tragedy can bless and reveal God’s plan through Moses, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Jesus, ending in Easter light.
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Faith and hardship find renewed hope in a pastor’s reflection
Aiken First Baptist Church pastor offers a meditation on faith through Scripture and life. He recalls biblical figures Job and Paul, along with a 1947 family tale of Oliver, a severely disabled son who inspired compassion. The piece ends with a call to trust in God’s plan and rest in Christ.
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