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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1999
Page
4
A compilation of statements spans the Clinton impeachment debate and party leadership shifts. Quotes from Moynihan Hatch and others touch on possible outcomes, pay hikes, advertising limits, and historic reflections on Washington.
A Lima News editorial combines New Year hopes with a bold set of resolutions for public figures. It urges President Clinton to resign, Senate to hold a fair impeachment trial, Congress to pursue real reform, and leaders like Hastert Gephardt Oxley to steer toward limited government and accountability. The piece closes labeling the author as the newspaper's editorial page call.
The State discusses a stalled South Carolina speed limit bill blocked by Sen. John Land amid debate on seatbelt mandates. It also criticizes the video poker industry, claiming poor odds, minimal regulation, and calls for higher taxes for education.
A letter from Sam Coles of Alken describes a dangerous intersection at Plunkett Avenue Ravenel Street and Pinecrest Avenue where chipping pavement holes sand and no markings create a potential death trap for drivers and pedestrians. He cites a near wreck in October and calls for action before someone is harmed.
A statement urges the Senate to complete the impeachment trial as a legal process and jury of citizens. It argues for full evidence, patience beyond two months, and accountability under law, noting Clinton faced House censure already and questioning perjury as impeachable.
Residents enjoyed holiday programs from Mt Calvary Lutheran Ridge Spring Kings Kid Child Care Center St John United Methodist adult handbell choir directed by Donna Sauls Couchton Baptist Church and Tracy Smith donated poinsettia. Tenants felt the Christmas spirit and look forward to next year’s events.
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