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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1998
Page
4
A mix of remarks spans a county lease dispute with a Wagener businesswoman, reminiscences on Battle of Aiken reenactors, a Savannah River Site manager urging Westinghouse, congressional tax reform talk by Rep. Lindsey Graham, and varied public comments on schooling, birth images online, animal welfare, the Oscar Mayer wienermobile, math education reform, Spice Girls fandom, Sunbeam leadership, and South Carolina scholarship plans.
The Miami Herald questions Kenneth Starr’s actions in the Clinton Lewinsky affair. It argues Starr spent months on an alleged romance, then asked the Supreme Court to bypass normal process. It contends there is no clear impeachable offense or emergency warranting immediate intervention.
Readers defend Councilwoman Susan Giddings for voting against a 5 mill tax hike, praising her fiscal restraint and record on defibrillator funding, Highway 278 safety, and local services. They urge re election and criticize critics who attack her stance.
South Carolina weighs civil commitment for predators deemed a continuing threat after jail terms. Governor Beasley faces limits on rewriting laws. state Supreme Court confirms no one can veto word by word. Ballot questions this year are critiqued as gimmicks. push grows for plain English ballot explanations statewide.
A tribute profile recalls Philip Lord as a decorated Air Force crash rescue veteran and firefighter known for family pride and church faith. His wall of photos honors five children and many grandchildren while his distant gaze hints at dangers faced on duty.
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