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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1998
Page
4
Editorial notes a Holocaust memory survey showing 21 percent unsure of six million Jewish deaths and 19 percent unaware it occurred in World War II. It links past horrors to the 50th anniversary of the Jewish Nation and reflects on faith and resilience amid remembrance and memorials.
A defense panel urges opening the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington to identify the Vietnam Unknown. Families press for disclosure while Pentagon officials note potential matches to Capt. Rodney Strobridge or Lt. Michael Blassie and call for identification if possible.
Dr. Joseph Sinkey notes that bankers argue credit unions should lose tax exemptions and restrict membership, while Congress weighs reversing a Supreme Court ruling. Credit unions report rising assets and profits, with capital ratios higher than banks, fueling calls for a level field in the retail financial market.
In a call to Congress, Amelia argues that 1934 and 1994 rules hinder credit unions from expanding membership amid modern downsizing and online work. The House passed HR 151 with broad support 411 to 8, aiming to modernize the Credit Union Membership Access Act. Senatorial hearings pursue Senate action as Latourette leads the bill.
Dallas Morning News columnist William McKenzie profiles Rep. Chris Cox whose reform plan would require plain English budget bills, a small 20‑item one‑page document, early White House involvement, and a enforceable two‑thirds approval threshold. Cox plans a big push next month.
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