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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2000
Page
7
Attorney General recommends Kneece be extradited to Arkansas for trial after allegedly paying two henchmen to kill two people. Political figures react to racial remarks and court rulings while officials discuss retirements, mergers, school safety, and public statements amid varied legal matters.
The fragment lists personnel roles with names Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor and Ellen C. Priest as business manager, noting Joe as another associated figure.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady reports Hillary Clinton used a Late Show appearance to soften her aloof image as she faced slipping New York Senate polls. He notes Dave Letterman pressed for personality while Hillary delivered self deprecating humor and sharp political quips, aiming to boost her campaign credibility.
The Columbia State argues legislators should focus on flags and education but also address road safety by strengthening seat belt and DUI laws, curb suburban sprawl with new policies, join a low level radioactive waste compact, reveal campaign funders, and openly audit economic incentives for fairness and strings.
As the South Carolina Legislature begins a new session, critics urge ending by June rather than six months. They note many states hold shorter sessions and argue a briefer term would boost access to public service and keep state business moving.
The Rock Hill Herald notes that the 2000 Republican race may be decided before spring with early caucuses and primaries shaping the contest. Bush is the early favorite aided by Elizabeth Dole’s endorsement. McCain could gain momentum if he shines in New Hampshire before the February 19 vote in South Carolina.
In early May notes from Hilton Head the Island Packet suggests ongoing work should proceed smoothly and yield positive results. The piece conveys cautious optimism about project completion and timelines.
A reader condemns Jackson South Carolina speed traps with $200 to $300 tickets for minor violations noting heavy profits for the state. Another letter defends free speech for Braves pitcher John Rocker and urges tolerance, criticizing political correctness and prejudice.
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with the writer signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed. Address Letters to Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial@duesouth.net or fax 803 648 6052.
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