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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1995
Page
4
The White House faces legal questions over notes from a November 1988 meeting involving Clinton's private lawyers and staff. Analysts say executive and attorney client privilege may shape rulings, while political impact grows as doubts about Clinton's involvement intensify.
Akron Beacon Journal reports federal and local police crack down on telemarketing fraud targeting seniors. The piece notes 422 arrests for such crimes and defends federal agencies amid criticism, highlighting the effort to protect vulnerable elderly citizens from scams.
Readers are told when to expect the paper and whom to call for delivery problems. Circulation hours, switchboard, fax, and staff contact numbers are provided for local news editors and the publisher.
Opinion piece critiques Bill Bennett and allies for targeting so called trash TV including Gordon Elliott Leeza Gibbons Jenny Jones Ricki Lake Jerry Springer Montel Williams Oprah and Geraldo The column argues the crusade risks censorship while noting the public fascination with sensational talk shows and the host’s portrayal as a modern moral watchdog.
Retired Duke Power chair Bill Lee urged support for a multi purpose reactor at Savannah River Site. He backed Clinton era policy shifts and urged CNTA to push for interim public policy and a Savannah River reactor. He highlighted utilities in the Southeast needing baseload power and called for limited global plutonium fuel plants.
Daniel H. Toth of Warrenville protests a second FCC compliant rate increase by CableVision to fund added channels Home and Garden TV Faith and Values E Entertainment TV and TV Food Network. He questions why subscribers cannot opt out of channels and notes 75 percent rate rise in five years and possible franchise fee gains for Aiken County Council.
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