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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1998

Page

4

Clinton's Social Security Plan Seeks Preserve Trust Fund

The editorial endorses keeping Social Security solvent by saving the surplus for long term needs. It notes proposals for modest new spending and a possible Medicare expansion while delaying programs that would squander the surplus. It urges regional forums with AARP and Concord Coalition to build a broad consensus.

Clinton Congress Social Security Trust Fund American Association of Retired Persons Concord Coalition Chicago Tribune

Ed Powell longtime Ridge Spring mayor dies at 71

Ed Lamar Powell known as Lamar in Ridge Spring died January 26 after weeks of illness at age 71. He served as mayor several terms and worked 37 years at the Savannah River Site heading a charge and discharge crew in reactor operation. He was a USC alumnus and Korean War veteran. He was active in Ridge Spring Baptist Church and community service.

Ridge Spring Ed Powell Lamar Savannah River al ‘Maddox C&d Powell Cone University of South Carolina USC

Tucker case highlights death penalty debate in Texas

New York Daily News columnist notes Karla Faye Tucker seeks clemency with support from Pat Robertson and others while Texas debates capital punishment. The piece contrasts her rehabilitation with harsher cases and questions fairness, gender, and selective mercy in the death penalty system.

Karla Faye Tucker Texas United States Tucker Pat Robertson Karla Robertson Dallas Morning News Ted Kaczynski Miss Tucker Steven Hawkins National Coalition Larry King E.R. Shipp New York Daily News West 33Rd St New York N.Y

Clinton’s risky new strategy in the Lewinsky saga

The piece outlines Clinton’s post State of the Union plan to mitigate damage from the Lewinsky affair. It notes phases including denial of sexual relations, Hillary Clinton’s defense line, and a high profile speech. It warns that openings depend on Starr and Jones cases and that public doubt lingers until more facts emerge.

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Letters attack funding and politics in Aiken and national press

A reader denounces the Aiken County Public Schools for underfunding and inequities tied to SRS presence while criticizing local officials and wealthier areas. The writer also argues for presidential protection from politically motivated investigations and defends due process and media behavior.

Aiken County Aiken Linda B. Eldridge South Carolina Mississippi Robert Schwartz

Augusta Futurity Deserves More CSRA Coverage

A reader from the CSRA urges the Aiken Standard to cover the Augusta Futurity at the Augusta Civic Center, noting contestants from the region and arguing it is a major sports event, the largest cutting horse show east of the Mississippi, deserving prominent attention.

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Ed Lamar Powell Scott B. Hunter Stephen N. Ranzer Ellen C. Priest Jeffrey B. Wallace Linda DiVall Jack Germond Jules Witcover Tribune Media Services
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