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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1998

Page

4

Voices on Politics and Sports Echo Through Time

A collage of quotes from politicians, sports figures, and public notices traces reactions to politics, sports victories, labor plans, and community events. Notable voices include Lindsey Graham, Hillary Clinton aides, Steve Forbes, Bill Clinton, Ricardo Alarcon, Rod Nelson, Bret Favre, Jim McNair Jr, Ronnie Maxwell, Ray Harryhausen, Frank B. Stone, Jim Gunter, Liz Victor, and Bishop David B. Thompson on tax reform, celebrity culture, elections, sports triumphs, and civic projects.

The Family View on Peaceful Foreign Policy

A columnist argues that diplomacy mirrors family dynamics with differing worldviews. By sharing each other’s cases, parties may reach understanding, reduce long standing disputes like Alsace Lorraine and the Colorado River issues, and prevent hostility between nations and groups.

Opening records questioned in Lost Trust probe

The piece notes State senators sought access to sealed files from the Operation Lost Trust sting, with Judge Falcon Hawkins allowing access under non-disclosure. It discusses political leverage, legal standards, and implications for public confidence, alongside commentary on child poverty data and family structure impacts from Census findings. The Greenville News discusses legal access and social context surrounding poverty.

Senate Hawkins Gev Carroll Campbell Ernest “Fritz” Hollings

No Innocent at Twenty One in Lewinsky Case

Opinion piece argues that at 21 most women are capable of knowing right from wrong and would not be naive about consenting to a relationship with a married president. It criticizes dismissing Lewinsky as a naive youth while stressing moral accountability and notes Chelsea Clinton as the only young girl harmed.

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Letters to the Editor Addressed by Aiken Standard

Letters to the Editor from readers are welcomed by the Aiken Standard. Send to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29602 or email editorial@scescape.net for correspondence.

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