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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1997
Page
4
Vice President Al Gore met two major walls on his China trip. One is the imperial barrier from ancient times and the other is China’s political wall of cautious leadership in the post Deng era. Gore leaves without breakthroughs amid ongoing graft allegations and timing cited as the hurdle, not deadlock.
The National Transportation Safety Board faults instructor Joe Reid for poor judgment and scheduling haste in the Wyoming crash that killed 7-year-old Jessica Dubroff, her father Lloyd, and Reid after a snowstorm. The plane, overweight and stressed by Cheyenne altitude, took off despite risks, highlighting dangers of child pilots and parent pressures.
Dr Marvin Goldman of UC Davis analyzes a North Carolina researcher's eightfold leukemia claim near Three Mile Island. He notes extensive studies by Columbia University and the National Cancer Institute show no measurable cancer rise, and warns that Wing's conclusions rely on flawed latency, uncorrected smoking data, and unvalidated radiation estimates.
The piece argues Newt Gingrich faced conservative backlash after proposing delaying tax cuts to balance the budget. It contrasts his stance with George Bush’s past reversal on tax policy, noting core GOP factions feel betrayed. It cites Steve Forbes and Jack Kemp criticizing delaying tax cuts.
Aiken residents thank anonymous Good Samaritans who found a lost purse and keys at a local restaurant. The letter also urges quick action against PCB pollution in Langley Pond, citing EPA findings and calls for dredging and protective measures.
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