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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1998
Page
2
In Tokyo experts question Japan readiness as the year 2000 software glitch looms. Officials and executives say plans are quietly under way but critics contend there is no sense of urgency. The issue stems from two-digit year dates risking data errors or machine shutdowns at year end.
Opposition gains governorship in Aguascalientes signaling momentum toward the 2000 presidential race. Analysts note growing competition after decades of PRI rule, with calls for democratic progress amid stable polling and continued regional contests.
Washington faces rising pressure for Clinton to disclose the nature of his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. A key senator says sexual misconduct could be forgiven, while Democrats seek a swift closure. Clinton spent the weekend fundraising in the Hamptons, avoiding questions as he returns to the Capitol. Starr must deliver a report on Lewinsky and other inquiries, and Congress will decide on impeachment.
Trevor Rees-Jones the sole survivor of the Paris crash that killed Princess Diana appeals for privacy for all families involved as the August 31 anniversary nears He says he will make no further public comments until the judicial inquiry concludes His statement was released to APTV after a flood of interview requests and cash offers He recalls little of the moments before the crash and continues to cooperate with investigators while working in Oswestry England
Senate Judiciary Chair Dan Burton says Attorney General Janet Reno risks losing credibility and facing resignation pressure if she blocks naming a special prosecutor in the White House fundraising probe. He notes she defied a House subpoena for internal DOJ documents advising independent counsel.
Justice Department figures show prison population rising 5.2 percent in the 1990s due to longer sentences and steady admissions. More than 1.2 million inmates were serving time last year with over half a million others in shorter terms or awaiting trial.
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