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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2000
Page
9
The United States must back Taiwan to deter China from invading. A firm stance now including stronger defense and potential sale of offensive equipment like Aegis radar would signal resolve and keep Taiwan ahead of Chinese military expansion.
The Herald notes that Attorney General Christine Gregoire proposes a consumer privacy plan with potential benefits, but some business groups warn of unintended operational problems. Lawmakers should pass a simplified identity theft process for victims and banks, while Senate Bill 6513 may need more study before final approval.
The House voted 422 to 0 to repeal the extra tax on working seniors ages 65 to 69, applying to Social Security reductions above 17000 dollars. Senate support is expected. Esmael Adibi of Chapman University calls the move positive and pro work.
Washington analysis notes the Bradley and McCain campaigns faltered against party orthodoxies and aggressive attacks. Voters seeking change faced entrenched leaders Gore and Bush, with few prominent figures willing to buck the tide. The result may be high turnout decline and many disenchanted voters sitting out.
A columnist argues media attention to a six year old shooter and Kayla Rolland’s death highlights societal failures. He blames bad parenting, social work, schooling, and gun culture, urging action to curb handgun access and protect children.
Myriam Marquez rails at hypocrisy as John Rocker and George W. Bush issue apologies for offensive remarks. She argues the apologies expose double standards on free speech, diversity training, and accountability, condemning both rock star notoriety and political optics while urging genuine action.
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