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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1993
Page
4
The Winston Salem Journal argues Clinton’s defeat stemmed from defections and an arrogance of power. It cites his bid to push a bill without bipartisan courting, wavering among moderate Democrats, and concessions to special interests on federal land fees. The piece warns foes will press for more attempts.
In the first months of the new Administration the president outlines a New Direction economic plan to create jobs, boost incomes, shift from consumption to investment, and dramatically reduce the deficit. The program includes infrastructure rebuild, education investment, and incentives for productivity and innovation. A $20 billion, five year initiative aids workers and communities affected by defense cuts. The plan seeks to reform welfare health care and expand national service while cutting White House staff and fighting campaign finance and lobbying excess.
Columnist Jack McKinney argues Congress seeks quick spectacle over thorough inquiry into the Waco siege aftermath. He notes forensic work continues on ashes and bunker debris as investigators confirm multiple fatalities and possible gunshot wounds while debates on legality, trials, and media coverage intensify.
A reader denounces Jackson city politics and calls for public input while praising a local circuit judge, then urges constitutional adherence and a political reform push. The letter-writer criticizes education testing and urges parental action for drunk driving victims, urging representatives to listen to victims and elect constitutional, accountable leaders.
A reader from Aiken County Virginia Dunkelbarger writes to object to discontinuing the comic For Better or Worse. She argues the decision suppresses moral issues and misses a chance to foster tolerance for varied lifestyles.
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