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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1998
Page
3
Aiken figures weigh in as Monica Lewinsky tells Starr she may seek immunity and testify. Lawmakers caution against premature judgments while noting possible impacts on the presidency and public trust.
Frank says the probe has been active for several weeks and is picking up momentum though substantial work remains. He notes investigators are operating in three teams and urges concentrated efforts as many people are involved.
Graham advocates replacing the income tax with a national sales tax or flat, proportional system. He says Congress must redesign the tax code with a sunset provision on the floor, aiming to cut the 7 million word tax code and force a fairer system. State GOP leaders back a tax overhaul connected to a broader anti tax stance.
Crowds gathered at Bridgestone Firestone South Carolina in Richland Avenue as the SC Employment Security Commission opened interviews. Approximately 410 to 420 applicants were interviewed with rain muting turnout. officials expect steady hiring activity if the weather clears. Applicants were instructed to bring work history and proof of high school graduation or GED. Prior manufacturing experience was preferred.
Ms. Jennings outlines a phased hiring plan through February 28 for Bridgestone/Firestone machine technicians. Phase one aims for 500 candidates, with 200 advancing to phase two and 100 to interviews. Priority goes to tire builders and those with tire-building or maintenance experience. candidates in maintenance who failed previously may be reconsidered. Office at 1571 Richland Ave. E operates 830 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
Aiken County coroner Sue Townsend arranged with a private lab to perform rapid blood tests in cases not involving foul play to speed death certificates and estate payments. She noted delays waiting for SLED results hinder families, while some simple tests can be done locally.
President Clinton outlines steps for universal Internet access in classrooms and libraries, a first budget surplus in 30 years, a plan to use surpluses for Social Security, and proposals on minimum wage, empowerment zones, and debt-free growth. He pledges stronger defense against weapons and aims to reduce emissions while addressing juvenile crime and Asian economies. The speech, with a large audience, follows the ongoing intern scandal, affecting White House suspense.
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