Aiken Parks and Recreation Earns Multiple State Awards
Aiken Parks and Recreation Department receives four South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association honors including Agency of the Year for the 10th time in 18 years. Camp Eco wins Innovative Program of the Year as youth programs expand. The department’s Spring at Hopelands and Arts and Humanities programs also earn top honors, with individual recognitions for Clinton Moses and volunteers who support events statewide.
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Aiken
Stuents
Hopelands Proram
Ohe
Friends of Hopelands and
Rye Patch
Aiken Garden Chuir Council
Clinton Moses
Subverting ideals and the United States in crisis
A critical commentary argues the United States has turned inward and used partisan video releases to attack a Democratic president. It calls for due process, impartial handling of the case, and dignified conduct in line with founding principles.
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Congress
United States of America
Jones
Clinton and Gingrich tied as fundraising allies amid impeachment debate
The piece argues Democrats want punishment for Clinton over Lewinsky but warn censure would be painless. It notes fundraising links with James Carville and Terry McAuliffe, the possibility of fines or settlements, and Starr's investigations, while Gingrich and Starr are cast as fundraisers for Democrats.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Congress
White House
Newt Gingrich
Paula Jones
Terry McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
House
Gingrich
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Starr
al Gore
Justice Department
House Oversight Committee
Jones
James Carville
Carville
Forgiveness not tied to race among Black Americans
A New York Daily News columnist argues forgiveness by Black Americans for Bill Clinton is not race linked but reflects religious, class, and memory factors. She cites polls showing high Black approval and loyalty while noting potential self interest and political calculus.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Bill Clinton
Bill
Harlem
Charles Rangel
White House
Nelson Mandela
Clinton
David Botsitis
Joint Center For Political and Economic Studies
Washington
Pew Research Center For the People and the Press
Joan Campbell
National Council of Churches
The
New York Daily News
Letters to the Editor Under Fire for Morality and Policy
A wide ranging letter campaign condemns U S foreign policy and moral double standards. The writer challenges conservative voters and Protestant leaders over war crimes abortion and homosexuality while urging scrutiny of local police actions and media reporting in Aiken South Carolina.
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Scott B. Hunter
Angela R. Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
J. David Boyd
Stephen P. Conyers
James R. Bennett Jr
Aites
Gordon Bush
East St. Louis
National Conference of Black Mayors
Vernon Jordan
Jesse Jackson
Panama
Grenada
World Court
Libya
U.S
Moses
Michael Ledo
New Ellenton
ADPS
Aiken Standard
Busbee
Swat
Aiken Department of Public Safety
ADP
Dibble Road
S.C
Editorial
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