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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1998
Page
4
The ruling by Judge Susan Webber Wright ends Paula Jones harassment suit against President Bill Clinton, citing weak evidence and late filing. The piece criticizes delays and suggests immediate action, noting potential political fallout and hypothetical consequences for Arkansas leadership and national discourse.
The Jones suit against President Clinton is dismissed by Judge Susan Webber Wright for failing to prove a hostile work environment. The ruling centers on the lack of evidence of coercive or quid pro quo harassment, while noting boorish behavior but not actionable misconduct. The decision leaves broader political fallout and Starrs Whitewater inquiries unresolved.
Washington analysis shows cable monopolies limit competition and drive bills higher. Merrill Lynch notes monopoly franchises. Consumers Union cites law promised competition yet failed. Satellite lacks true price relief. FCC criticized for lax policing while networks tied to operators inflate costs. Gene Kimmelman of Consumers Union argues for aggressive rate caps and competition to protect consumers.
Decker Anstrom, president of the National Cable Television Association, argues against government micromanagement of cable television. He defends competition gains since 1996, notes rising prices reflect investment in digital TV, high speed data, and educational programs, and warns price regulation could endanger $6 billion annual capital spending and new services.
Obituary tribute to Dr. John Suich who died March 27. The piece recalls his MIT background, leadership in computational safety analysis at SRP, and partnership with Jess Crouch and Hank Honeck in building a pioneering reactor physics computer system. It honors the trio’s impact on DOE safety work and the site’s operations.
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