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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1998
Page
4
The piece argues for lowering the legal blood alcohol limit to 0.08 and banning minibottles to reduce drunken driving. It cites Aiken County death trends from 1996 to 1998, support from Sue Townsend and Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and notes the 1998 referendum tying minibottles to the new limit.
The Supreme Court signals intolerance for sexual harassment but does not fully define it. The ruling heightens the need for ongoing training and fair complaint procedures in workplaces nationwide to determine what counts as inappropriate remarks, ensure prompt investigations, and sanction harassers. Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon.
A Time cover asks Is Feminism Dead as it marks the 150th Seneca Falls anniversary and cites the rise of postfeminist pop culture. The piece argues women now hold power roles and education levels, noting gains in law, politics, and schools, while asking what future girls will seek.
Angela Nalley is appointed advertising director overseeing retail and classified display ads and ad production. Letitia Jefferson becomes manager of the new customer service department, unifying classified, circulation, and switchboard tasks with a new computer system and modified front office. They bring years of local paper experience and relocate to Aiken.
Washington discusses possible Secret Service testimony in the Monica Lewinsky matter. Three judge panel hints Congress may grant any privilege, while White House and DOJ weigh appeals. Observers say the core issue remains whether Clinton or aides sought to influence Lewinsky, not Secret Service testimony. The public distraction swims in rumors as the case unfolds toward a potential Supreme Court review.
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