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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1998

Page

6

Editorial on US bombing of Iraq and Saddam’s stance

The piece imagines US rockets against Iraq over Saddam Hussein's defiance. It weighs civilian casualties and global opinion, noting Saddam’s likely survival, potential UN inspector refusals, and mixed reactions from Arab states. It questions ground troop choices, political distraction from Lewinsky, and the need for allied commitment before any attack.

United States Iraq Saddam Hussein Saddam CNN United Nations Kuwait Clinton Lewinsky Saudi Arabia Russia

Clinton budget hinges on imagined tobacco settlement

The Raleigh News & Observer notes President Clinton faces risk in proposing a budget built on anticipated tobacco revenues. The plan earmarks billions for health research and education, while questions linger over a potential 368.5 billion settlement over 25 years and its public interest. Critics urge not tying core programs to an uncertain deal.

Clinton Raleigh News & Observer

Privatize our Social Security analysis of Clinton plan

Opinion column accuses President Clinton of delaying real Social Security reform by proposing budget surpluses held in reserve. It argues the plan is a ruse, highlighting underfunding, low returns, and regressive effects on low income workers, urging privatization as the only effective reform.

Washington Bill Clinton Congress Clinton Grandma Grandpa William Beach Gareth Davis The Heritage Foundation Feldstein

Love is the key to life not a cruel joke

Aiken First Baptist Church pastor reflects on Valentine’s Day teaching love as life’s central force. He uses stories of Footless Frankie and Chad to illustrate quick judgments and selfless giving, urging readers to express affection despite not receiving in return.

Frankie Karl Menniger Dale Galloway Chad Aiken First Baptist Church

Aiken airport spending analyzed for 2 million upgrades

Aiken pilot James Butler argues for a cost benefit review of a 2 million plan to install an ILS precision approach at Aiken Airport. He notes potential savings from reduced diversions to Bush Field and expects GPS precision approaches to render ILS obsolete within years. He questions terminal expansion and favors safety upgrades and better weather reporting.

Aiken Augusta James Butler Aiken

Aiken County notes and comments on local issues

Supports Lonnie McCarthy at the Aiken County Detention Center praises his administration since October. The letter voices concern about PASS through the state Senate, urging opposition to mandated home visits by parent educators under Goals 2000, warning of costs and government intrusion. Local officials named for continued work are listed.

Lonnie McCarthy Aiken County Detention Center McCarthy Aiken County Ronnie Young Susan Gidtings Joel Randall James Baggott Eddie Butler LaVanna McKenzie Rick Osbon Willar Hightower Kathy Rawls Dawn Jackson Aiken Alan Simpson Senate Mark F. Gibson

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Scott B. Hunter Stephen N. Ranzer Ellen C. Priest Jeffrey B. Wallace Martin Feldstein National Bureau of Economic Research Social Securit Rico Stoccoveh Fred W. Andrea III
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