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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1998
Page
4
Europeans score higher in science and math than Americans, yet the United States remains unrivaled economically culturally and militarily. US universities attract brightest minds while American schooling emphasizes leisure student activity and flexibility, suggesting low scores may reflect different values and late bloomers rather than lacking potential.
The piece argues against rushing to impeachment over Clinton and Starr, noting the risk of political gain. It discusses Newt Gingrich and Henry Hyde’s moves toward forming a bipartisan inquiry, and questions the haste shown by Republicans while urging restraint until credible evidence exists.
The piece sketches Nancy Reagan hosting VIPs at the Reagan Presidential Library overlooking Simi Valley. Jonathan Brokaw Bob Bartley Peggy Noonan and others tour the replica Oval Office view the landscape and recall Reagan's optimism. It contrasts Clinton era vitriol with Reagan era civility and ends with a resident’s praise of the library view and legacy.
A memo from the Office for Legacy Affairs outlines a plan to build a lasting presidential legacy. It notes past leaders like Washington Lincoln FDR Truman and JFK, cites polls on Clinton’s honesty and morals, and references public reactions to Willey and Lewinsky amid concerns over integrity and ethics.
A resident urges New Ellenton voters to engage in town affairs, support new leadership, and participate in the March 31 election to address local issues including the sewer and community involvement. The letter also argues for publishing mug shots and descriptions to deter crime, voiced by a former Miami officer with decades of service.
A reader compares abortion to Cain and Abel killings, urges voting pro life and prayer, likening fetuses to innocent lives and appealing for national repentance. The message laments abortion as murder and invokes divine wrath and remembrance of unborn children.
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor at Aiken Standard. Mail to RO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial scescape.net with concise opinions for publication.
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