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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1998
Page
4
Editorial argues the town should hire an impartial arbitrator from outside New Ellenton to end the feud between the City and the Water Commission. It calls for halting legal theatrics, restoring cooperation, and shared costs to restore effective governance for residents.
The White House campaign avoids the Lewinsky issue by alleging Kenneth Starr leaks to discredit Clinton. Officials cite grand jury secrecy violations and accuse Starr of a scorched earth tactic while offering no proof. Witnesses may leak for various reasons, and the public distraction grows as Hill Clinton’s image sharpens.
The South Carolina House debates the PASS Act as a major education reform. It imposes performance standards for K 12, shifts promotion to testing results, subjects schools to annual report cards, and introduces Palmetto awards while offering intervention for low performers. Proponents push a business like model. opponents warn against penalties for students and schools. The writer is the House District 82 representative.
A reader commends Pepper Hill Nursing Center for compassionate care of a dying father and thanks staff. In Aiken, letters urge action on a hazardous truck junk yard near the Augusta Highway and support the Aiken Ultradistance Classic, an annual 50 km ultra marathon at Aiken State Park with thanks to organizers, runners, volunteers, and sponsors.
In the ongoing White House scandal lawyers dominate the scene with Kendall and Ginsburg attacking the independent counsel Kenneth Starr while Starr himself maintains professional restraint. The piece questions whether Starr can preserve integrity amid a media frenzy and calls for potential redemption of the profession.
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