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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1999
Page
4
Editorial deplores slow Y2K progress with a C plus for federal efforts and warns private firms lagging. Rep Stephen Horn says many agencies including State Transportation and AID failed the bar. Senate panel warns lives could be at risk, urging immediate action and contingency plans before year 2000.
The piece notes broad support for land preservation as Congress and the Clinton administration debate the next federal budget. It highlights a proposed Lands Legacy Initiative of 1 billion dollars and Rep. Don Young's land protection bill, with both parties backing increased Land and Water Conservation Fund funding amid a federal budget surplus.
Mike Wallace at the University of Michigan seminar says the CBS report on doctor assisted death with Jack Kevorkian and Thomas Youk could have been more balanced. He notes public reaction, previews a second segment on ALS patients seeking comfort, and discusses broader disputes over ethics, policy, and the influence of media on end of life choices.
Sheila Wellington of Catalyst says women's networks boost retention and loyalty, improve productivity, and expand the talent pool. Informal lunches and formal programs help uncover stereotypes, share strategies, and train managers, aiding advancement in Fortune 500 firms.
A critical essay argues that presidents and politicians lower standards to win favor. It contrasts Bill Clinton with John Adams, cites nicknames and dress norms, and critiques equality concepts, etiquette, and cultural leadership as standards erode in American society.
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