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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1998

Page

2

Congress Renames Washington National Airport for Reagan

Congress votes to rename Washington National Airport Ronald Reagan National Airport on Reagan's 87th birthday eve. President Clinton plans to sign the bill, saying honoring Ronald Reagan is the issue, while Republicans push for the gesture amid their control of Congress.

Washington Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Congress Reagan Ronald Reagan National Airport Clinton Mike McCurry GOP House Senate

Storm Rips Southeast as Power Failures Rage Nationwide

A severe storm system sweeps from the Southeast to the Northeast bringing 75 mph winds, heavy rain, and snow over the Appalachians. Nationwide power outages strand thousands and trigger flood and travel disruptions. Heavy weather threatens the East Coast with more snow and rain today.

Bankfort Appalachians Sonny Senavinin St. Petersburg Fla Louisville Courier-Journal Florida Midwest Ohio Atlantic Georgia New Jersey

Clinton backed by Blair on Iraq amid Arab warnings

President Clinton draws broad support from Tony Blair and Congress for Iraq policies while Arab leaders send mixed signals. Blair says Britain will educate the public on Iraqs arsenal as a possible action window tightens to late February. Defense officials hint at new U S forces, including a Marine Expeditionary Unit, being deployed soon.

Washington Clinton Iraq Tony Blair Congress Blair Saddam Hussein Britain International Olympic Committee Japan Interresidential Mike McCurry Madeleine Albright Europe Persian Gulf U.N White House

Blair pays visit as Clinton host amid Iraq policy show of unity

President Clinton welcomes British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Washington as Blair supports a combined diplomatic push on Iraq while signaling readiness to act with the US if needed. Blair seeks world backing and a firm US ally stance during his first Washington visit.

Washington Clinton Tony Blair Iraq Blair BBC Britain United States White House Blair House

Starr signals hard line in Lewinsky affair probe

Kenneth Starr pursues a hard line in the Whitewater inquiry as prosecutors push witnesses before a grand jury. The White House weighs executive privilege against releasing information tied to Monica Lewinsky and aides amid rapid questioning.

Washington Monica Lewinsky White House Whitewater Kenneth Starr

Justice Dept challenges judge over Lost Trust dismissals

The Justice Department seeks reversal of US District Judge Falcon Hawkins 1997 ruling that dismissed misconduct charges against five ex lawmakers in the Operation Lost Trust sting. Three defendants would face new trials with prosecutors arguing errors were not severe enough to infringe rights. Attorney Elizabeth Collery argues the district court improperly supervised ongoing investigations.

Columbia Justice Department Justice Falcon Hawkins District Court Elizabeth Collery Sth US. Circuit Court of Appeals

South Carolina Court Hears Beasley Veto Powers Dispute

In Columbia the Supreme Court weighs Gov David Beasleys veto authority amid Senate claims he trimmed parts of the state budget and removed fees. The case centers on budget edits and the legality of Beasleys actions without full legislative approval. The hearing drew about a dozen senators as justices consider the scope of executive veto power.

Supreme Court Beasley Columbia South Carolina Senate Gox David Beasley State Ethics Commission Caulder Public Safety Department Highway Patrol James Caulder Eddie Gunn House Legislative Black Caucus

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