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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1998
Page
4
Editorial notes that Texas cattlemen lost a lawsuit over remarks on the Oprah Winfrey Show about mad cow disease. It frames the jurors’ decision as a vindication of free speech, acknowledging broader factors in beef price declines and the media’s role in public discourse.
The piece argues that balancing the federal budget will falter if the transportation engine is short changed. It notes billions diverted from the federal gas tax into a surplus trust fund, urging rededication to highways and mass transit to sustain infrastructure and long term growth amid political resistance from some senators and regional blocs.
Robert W. Tracinski argues that U S policy toward Iraq has surrendered to United Nations demands. He says Clinton followed a Bush era precedent, subordinating American interests to international opinion and conceding to UN approval to avoid unilateral action. He calls for a shift to a policy focused on protecting U S self interest, free of reliance on UN permission.
The column assesses Bill Paxon’s decision to leave Congress to spend time with his 21 month old daughter Susan Ruby. It contrasts public support for family values with political optics and notes Susan Molinari’s CBS News role, while joking that the nanny’s job remains secure amid political shifts.
A school letter recalls a fatal highway wreck on Hwy 278 involving Silver Bluff students, praising the school and community's united response and faith. It laments the loss, honors the drivers who aided others, and stresses care for families while urging civility and cooperation in times of crisis.
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