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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1999
Page
9
Editorial criticizes President Clinton for promoting photo ID requirements for teenagers buying R rated movie tickets. It notes Hollywood support for his campaigns and contends the president has contributed to lowering moral standards while focusing on violence over sex in films.
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that California cannot limit welfare benefits for new residents. The decision says once residency is established, benefits must be the same as for native residents. It notes non residents may be treated differently for some costs but not for ongoing aid.
A humorous column contemplates forming an exploratory committee for a presidential run. It notes political vanity in campaign pretenses, the lure of staff and money, and the glare of press scrutiny, culminating in a mock vow to consider thinking about running while tending mundane duties.
The piece critiques Clinton's promise to cover all uninsured victims of the Littleton massacre, contrasting federal subsidies with broader access. It argues Medicare and Medicaid already shape most health spending and highlights cases like Alana Theriault who loses Medicaid eligibility after taking a good job, urging a universal plan.
A reader challenges quick editorials over a county department meeting tape. The letter argues the tape’s existence and sharing with Council member Phil Napier should prompt inquiry rather than punishment. It cites the Iron Law of Oligarchy and urges council access to recordings to verify minutes.
The notice asks readers to submit brief letters with signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. It states letters may be edited and condensed and provides mailing and email contact details for submission to the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina.
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