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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1998

Page

4

Bill Richardson Day Declared In Aiken Area

Newly installed Energy Secretary Bill Richardson visits Aiken and is welcomed by mayors from Aiken North Augusta and Augusta. The proclamation cites strong community support for the Savannah River Site and its role in the energy program plus cost savings to taxpayers.

Aiken Bill Richardson Fred Cavanaugh North Augusta Lark Jones Augusta Larry Sconyers South Carolina Georgia Richardson Savannah River Department of Energy SRS Energy Department

LaBella’s fate questions justice post in San Diego probe

The Providence Journal questions why Charles LaBella, a former head of the DOJ fund-raising task force and acting U S attorney in San Diego, was passed over for a permanent appointment. It notes Reno’s praise for LaBella, ties to independent counsel debates, and suggests Reno appoint a special prosecutor to probe 1996 campaign finance abuses.

Charles LaBella Janet Reno Justice Department LaBella U.S San Diego Reno United States FBI Louis Freeh Atorney Senate Judiciary Committee Clinton White House Congress Washington Miss ‘Reno

The United States Lurches Toward Moral Relativism

The author argues that Americans have drifted from a belief that lying is wrong and that no one is above the law. Citing Clinton's lie under oath, the piece asserts a shift toward valuing economic prosperity over truth and legal norms, warning of a hollowing of democratic standards.

America Clinton Bill Clinton George Washington George Parson Weems Monica Lewinsky

Skepticism over Clinton war moves echoed Wag the Dog doubts

Washington reporters pressed Defense Secretary Cohen after missiles hit Afghanistan and Sudan amid Clinton's Lewinsky scandal. Analysts note a media age where war becomes a TV product and public scrutiny tests presidential credibility, with timing and promotion key factors.

Washington Defense William Cohen Clinton Newsday Gaylord Shaw Pentagon Monica Lewinsky Afghanistan Sudan Shaw Cohen House Newt Gingrich Orrin Hatch Utah Larry Reinhart Wag the Dog Beinhart Bush Congress Monica Ronald Reagan Grenada Beirut Reagan

Seniors invited to read and help in Aiken schools

Carol Freiday of Aiken urges seniors to volunteer one hour weekly in kindergarten to share reading, supervise games, ensure safety, and give encouragement. She argues crowded schools and transportation gaps can be helped by community involvement, noting the joy of a child’s hug and the lasting personal reward.

Aiken County Millbrook Elementary Carol Freiday Aiken

Letter to Editor reflects Bathsheba myth over Clinton affair

Clyde Saunders writes to the Aiken Standard using an ancient Samuel story to critique President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. She urges readers to consider how Bill Clinton would feel if his daughter faced similar treatment. Saunders invites letters to the editor at the newspaper address or via email.

Robert Schwartz Bob Bill Clinton Bathsheba David Clinton Monica Lewinsky United States Clyde Saunders Aiken

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Scott B. Hunter Angela R. Nalley Jeffrey B. Wallace J. David Boyd Ellen C. Priest Stephen P. Conyers James R. Bennett Jr Secutor Ahead Hillary Linda Chavez Reinhart New York Kenneth Starr Haiti Bosnia Aiken Standard 8.C Editorial Scescape
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