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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1998

Page

4

Editorial on death of Northrup R. Knox in Buffalo and Aiken

Obituary tribute recalling Northrup R. Knox a Buffalo banker and Sabres owner with wide civic and sports influence. Leaders praise his leadership, charity, and athletic achievements including polo and tennis while noting his ties to Aiken Preparatory School Hitchcock Woods and Albright Knox Gallery. Friends from Buffalo Aiken and Vermont express condolences.

Northrup R Norty) Knox East Aurora N. Y Buffalo Aiken Buffalo News Northrup R. Knox Sabres Northrup U. S. Polo Association U. S Knox Aiken Preparatory School Hitchcock Foundation Hitchcock Woods George Dolly) Bostwick Dolly) Bostwick, Lifelong Friend of Mr. Knox Mr. Knox Vermont Jack Seabrook San Francisco Julian L. Peabody Thomas Hitchcocks

Independent counsel urged in Clinton campaign finance probe

Charles G. LaBella Louis J. Freeh and James V. DeSarno call for an independent inquiry into possible misconduct in the Clinton White House. They argue Janet Reno cannot credibly oversee an investigation of her own boss or close associates.

Janet Reno Justice Department Clinton White House Mr. LaBella Louis J. Freeh FBI Ditto James V. DeSarno Ms. Reno LaBella Philadelphia Inquirer

Aftermath of Capitol Hill shooting tests security limits

A lone gunman killed two Capitol Hill police officers and wounded a civilian after bypassing metal detectors. The attack prompted debate over security versus civil liberties as officials praise officers Chestnut and Gibson for their courage, while noting that no building is truly safe.

Capitol Washington, D.C America White House Washington Capitol Hill Rayburn House Senate Hill Pennsylvania Avenue Russell Weston Jr Congress Capitol Security Jacob Chestnut Weston John Gibson Tom DeLay Gibson Chestnut

Clinton's options narrow as Lewinsky moves to Starr orbit

Washington report notes Monica Lewinsky aligns with Kenneth Starr, shrinking President Clinton's choices. White House aides express dour mood as Starr secures immunity for Lewinsky and issues a grand jury subpoena. Analysts say Clinton faces a tight bind between testifying, delaying, or negotiating and weigh political costs.

Washington White House Monica Lewinsky Kenneth Starr Clinton Starr Bruce Lindsey Ms. Lewinsky Georgetown University Law Paul Rothstein Jane Sherburne Kendall Grand Jury McCurry

Downtown Aiken retail revival urged by local business leader

A downtown Aiken business advocate argues retailers must stay open later to capture after work crowds and weekends. He cites nightly 5 pm closures, consumer behavior, and the influence of larger stores, urging 20 to 30 shops to open together at night for a true downtown revival. The piece includes a letter from Clinton critique and a call for Letters to the Editor.

Aiken Aiken Drug Wal- Mart Wal-Mart Big Boys Clinton USA Congress E.C Herbert Hoover Rep Scarborough Newt Gingrich U. S King Clinton

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