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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1997

Page

25

Bridges not barriers for security in Europe noted by Yeltsin

NATO expansion faces hard line response from Russia after Boris Yeltsin recovered from surgery. He pressed Helmut Kohl for tough demands and ordered ministers to draft replies to NATO membership plans. He called for wise negotiations to secure the continent with bridges without barriers.

NATO Brussels Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Kremlin Helmut Kohl Moscow Chicago Tribune

Intelligence overhaul post Cold War calls for focus shift

The Journal of Commerce urges the incoming Congress to rebalance U S intelligence toward analysis and security, reduce mass data gathering, and pursue voluntary economic disclosure through international agreements rather than spying. It cautions against illegal surveillance and stresses reassessment of roles in a safer yet menacing global landscape.

U.S Espionsen Clinton Sinatra Congress Journal of Commerce

Aiken Standard Publishes Contact and Circulation Lines

Contact and circulation details for the Aiken Standard are provided with addresses, phone numbers, office hours, subscription and delivery inquiries, switchboard, and editors. The publisher, Scott B. Hunter, is reachable via the main number.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Scott B. Hunter

Commerce Park gamble faces Aiken City Council vote

The Aiken City Council weighs tomorrow night whether to approve the first phase of Commerce Park a 115 acre light industry district on SC 118. Supporters say it could diversify the economy while critics warn of risks and rural impact. The plan funds 20/20 campaign money private public Aiken Corporation and HUD sources with total project cost up to 4.7 million and aims to create jobs by 2020.

Aiken Commerce 8.C. 118 Rod Grandy Wade Brodie Savannah River Aiken Corporation Trict SRS Department of Energy Aiken Standard S.C. 118 Commerce Park

Clinton trims sails in second term

President Clinton, elected to a second term, is assembling a full cabinet and White House staff for a Camp David retreat ahead of his inauguration. He aims for bipartisan cooperation with Republicans and a more conventional approach to governing than in his first term, moving away from liberal first 100 days rhetoric.

Republican Party Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Camp David Clinton

Clinton first term lessons loom as he readies second term

The piece reflects on Bill Clinton’s 1990s presidency noting a rough start, a mixed cabinet, and political missteps such as health care reform. It contrasts chiefs of state with caretakers and points to ongoing probes over pre presidency conduct and fundraising. The tone questions whether a vigorous agenda can survive partisan wars.

Clinton Pentagon Congress White House George Bush Ronald Reagan America

Gingrich admits false reports amid ethics probe

The speaker Newt Gingrich conceded that reports to a congressional panel were inaccurate and incomplete and insisted no intent to mislead. The episode follows a defection by his lawyer Jan Baran while House Republicans defend their leader amid broader Clinton era criticism.

Gingrich House Newt Gingrich Jan Baran Republican Party Clinton

Aiken resident laments democracy overruled in park and bypass plans

Arsenio Maldonado writes from Aiken critiquing City Council actions on the Industrial Park and S C 118 bypass. He notes repeated public objections at meetings, arguing the majority’s will should guide decisions and urging officials to heed citizens’ wishes.

Aiken S.C. 118 Cavanaugh Arsenio Maldonado

Aiken Standard Wel comes Letters to the Editor

The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with the writer’s signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Submissions should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or sent by email to editorial scoper.

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