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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1998
Page
4
A collage of quotes and remarks spans politics and crime, including Madeleine Albright on pursuing embassies bombers, Elaine Valente condemning summer elections, a judge's Arkansas sentencing and a Whitewater trial remark, plus remarks on open government, terrorism, and education policy.
National Archives technicians are cutting out about 820 of 3,700 hours of Nixon White House tapes to excise conversations deemed private after Watergate. The move, challenged by the Nixon estate, preserves a full public copy but risks damaging some reels and raises questions about political material treated as personal.
The state adopts laser produced holograms of the state seal and a map of South Carolina with S C to deter illicit copies as youth license age rises. Current licenses remain valid until expiration. replacements begin later. The redesign aims to reduce fraud amid stricter rules for 15 and 16 year olds.
The plan opens 4.6 million acres in the northeastern reserve to leasing and exploration while banning development in key wildlife areas around Colville River Teshekpuk Lake. It aims to balance energy access with protections praised as a nuanced compromise by the secretary.
Hiroshima Mayor Takashi Hiraoka voiced outrage over India's and Pakistan's nuclear tests. He recalled the 53 year old atomic bombing tragedy and warned that nuclear pride risks a dangerous arms race impacting the planet and the people of Hiroshima.
The Aiken Standard publishes letters to the editor on local issues. Readers submit perspectives on community topics, with occasional calls for action or policy discussion. This item notes ongoing civic dialogue and invites further reader input.
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