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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1997
Page
2
In Brazzaville, proxies of rival factions pressed to arrange a leaders summit as France plans a full withdrawal, raising fears the airport contest will flare after the evacuation mission ends. The three day truce remains fragile amid rocket fire and renewed hostilities.
Pol Pot reportedly surrounded and ill as rival Khmer Rouge factions square off near the Thai border. Cambodia braces for end of the Maoist movement as Ta Mok’s defecting group joins government forces amid infighting and leadership collapse.
President Clinton launched a year long drive against racism stressing affirmative action in a San Diego speech to UC San Diego graduates. He urged honest dialogue on race relations, warned against resegregation of higher education, and called for a better path to equal opportunity while inviting supporters to pursue alternative approaches if available.
Glenda Corham a Columbia College student and DSS intern is charged after allegedly slapping an 8 year old boy and throwing him into a car on June 3 nine days into her job. The boy remains in Lexington DSS custody and Corham faces court on July 10 with possible jail or fine.
Governor Beasley signs a bill restricting local governments from enacting new taxes without Legislature approval and caps millage increases and fees. The law limits hotel accommodations tax to 3 percent and a 2 percent hospitality tax for food and drink while preserving local needs.
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