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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1997
Page
4
A roundup of quotes spans Supreme Court scrutiny of President Clinton over Paula Jones accusations to media accountability in the ABC News versus Food Lion dispute. Other remarks cover crime trials, social security distress, animal relocation, and local governance tensions in Ohio and Colorado.
The Aiken Standard lists location 326 Rutland Drive mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken 29802 and hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday For subscriptions call 649 5315 and delivery problems call 649 5315 Circulation hours 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m weekdays 7 a m to 11 a m Sundays Switchboard 648 2311 PAX 648 6052 Story ideas contact Local news editors features editor and sports editor at 648 2311 Publisher's number Scott B Hunter can be reached at 648 2311.
Jim Wright argues that Social Security must honor benefits already paid by Silent and WWII generations. He rejects privatization as a primary goal and urges keeping the current deal, noting seniors have funded their benefits and deserve the promised payments, regardless of future reform debates.
A Wall Street Journal report details a revived South Carolina push for a takings law to require compensation when regulations reduce property value. The piece links this to the Lucas controversy and notes concerns about overwhelming land use authority while urging a balanced approach amid Citadel hazing and secret pleas in migrant camp arson cases.
The author argues against allowing patients to end their own lives with physician help, noting legal battles in New York and Washington state, opposition from major medical groups, and calls for better palliative care to relieve suffering rather than legalizing assisted death. The Supreme Court's ruling is pending.
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