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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1994
Page
4
The view argues the Clinton health plan soured as public faith waned over the Whitewater issue and perceived duplicity. It cites Elizabeth McGauhey in The New Republic on plan details and contrasts with Clinton's defense over taxes and access to doctors.
As chair of the Aiken Community Task Force on Cardiac Services I challenge DHEC official John McNeely over a denied Certificate of Need for open heart surgery. The letter urges a public forum on March 17 at 7 p.m. in the Aiken Municipal Building to discuss access and quality of life for 120000 county residents.
A heart patient’s wife appeals to Aiken County residents to back DHEC and Aiken Regional Medical Centers against Providence Hospital’s challenge to procedures. She cites her husband’s three heart attack visits and successful angioplasty and atherectomies, praising the regional team and urging action for a certificate of need.
The newspaper invites signed letters with a legible return address for publication. Writers are asked to keep letters concise, as all submissions are subject to editing and condensing. Send to The Editor at Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
Washington narrative recalls Friends of Bill, four from the Rose Law Firm, who followed Clinton to Washington only to face scandal and resignation. Webster Hubbell emerges as a central figure, blamed by some for inner-circle influence and the complicating Whitewater saga.
House Banking Chairman Wierry Gonzalez and ranking Republican Rep. Jim Leach clash over whether to schedule 40 Whitewater witnesses during an RTC oversight review of the S&L cleanup set for March 24. Gonzalez warns against mixing DOJ proceedings and labels Leach's push a witch hunt while urging restraint.
Republicans on the committee push back at pressure from the White House and Democratic leaders as they consider challenging the chair over the Madison Guaranty and Whitewater investigations. Leach accuses the chairman of denying committee access while Gonzalez resists hearings that could threaten the Clintons' political standing.
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