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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1999
Page
4
The piece condemns Jonathan Pollard for stealing government secrets and calling for him to remain in prison for life. It argues Israel aided his case through excuses and notes the vast cost to US taxpayers, urging a stiff penalty to deter future traitors.
In a seventh State of the Union address Bill Clinton presses a full 1999 agenda amid economic surpluses. He emphasizes Social Security and Medicare, pledges to press on despite turmoil, and aims to test his presidency with Congress's substantive action. Saint Paul Pioneer Press.
The piece analyzes Bill Clinton's State of the Union as a shift toward big government liberalism with 75 to 85 new programs. It notes a 23 page summary, proposals of $2 trillion in new spending, Medicare and Social Security support, and talks of government as saver and market investor. It warns passage unlikely amid partisan gridlock while predicting impact on Clinton's political standing.
The 1983 unveiling of a William C. Lott portrait at USC Aiken Gregg-Graniteville Library is recalled by U S Sen Strom Thurmond who credits Lott with lifelong public service. A Johnston native and Graniteville executive, Lott helped found USC Aiken campus, funded library expansion, and mentored educators while serving in the Army and as a textiles leader.
A Seattle activist argues Western appeasement of Milosevic failed as the Kosovo crisis worsens. He cites the Racak massacre, ongoing Serb offensives, and UN observers’ impotence, urging NATO to back peace by pressuring Milosevic to quit power and grant Kosovo self government.
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