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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1999

Page

13

Veterans push park to reality in Burnettown

Editorial salutes the Horse Creek Midland Valley Veterans Park fund raising committee as they near the original 100000 goal. Costs have exceeded estimates and more donations are needed. A parade on June 5 will start at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Langley, marching to the park site on S C 421, followed by dedication.

Horse Creek Midland Valley Veterans Park Burnettown Jack Adkison First Baptist Church Langley S.C. 421 Iraq Kosovo Veterans Park Committee

Kosovo peace hopes rise as Yugoslav forces begin withdrawal

After 48 days of NATO air power the Yugoslav army says it is withdrawing from Kosovo. Albright calls it a half measure and NATO insists bombing continues until verifiable withdrawal. Bonn G8 deal draws Russia closer to NATO terms, with UN led protection and Kosovo self government on track. Milosevic faces pressure to accept a diplomatic solution and remove forces, while KLA demilitarization and refugee safe return underpin the plan.

Yugoslavia NATO Kosovo Madeleine Albright Slobodan Milosevic Russia Milosevic Kosovo Liberation Army U.N KLA

Clinton era distrust after Belgrade embassy bombing

The Belgrade Chinese embassy bombing worsens US China tensions. China suspends high level military talks and human rights dialogue, while Beijing suspects CIA error or rogue action. Clash over human rights and trade ties deepens, fueling mutual suspicion and political fallout.

NATO Belgrade United States Beijing Clinton U.N. Human Rights Committee China World Trade Organization Los Alamos N. M CIA U.N. Sub-commission On Human Rights

Senate test of gun lobby clout amid Colorado shootings

As President Clinton hosts a youth violence conference the NRA holds a separate White House event led by Wayne LaPierre. He blasts new gun control as dishonest and calls for harsher prosecutions under Project Exile. The piece notes mixed signals from allies and outlines looming Senate votes on gun show checks age limits parental responsibility and waiting periods.

Washington Clinton National Rifle Association Wayne LaPierre White House NRA Charlton Heston LaPierre Justice Department Columbine Richmond Rochester N.Y Bob Walker Handgun Control, Inc Robert Delsey National Shooting Sports Delsey Colorado Senate

Powderhouse Road housing plan draws mixed letters

A letter to the Standard criticizes a Powderhouse Road development and a public vote, praising affordable homes at 89 000 to 104 000 dollars and urging focus on community values over property values. It cites Henry Rucker and Elise Faulkner with Jeff Lacey, urging inclusion of plain hardworking people. Also thanks skatepark supporters in H Odell Weeks Park.

Powderhouse Powderhouse Road Standard Henry Rucker Dunbarton Circle Gatewood Dunbarton Oaks Rucker Elise Faulkner Jeff Lacey Aiken Albert Einstein

Arts Committee ends plan for Unbridled sculpture in Aiken

The Arts Committee of the Aiken Downtown Development Association met on April 19 1999 and recommended terminating the Unbridled sculpture project at Laurens and Richland for consideration. They urged using the area instead for a floral showcase by horticulturist Tom Rapp. Michael Anaclerio chairs the ADDA Arts Committee for Aiken.

Aiken Tom Rapp Michael Anaclerio Aiken

Letters to the Editor guidance for Aiken Standard readers

Readers are urged to submit brief letters to the editor with the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed. Address Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial at scescape.net.

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Boyd Kelly Cosky R Bennett Jr May Bush U.S Sub Jack Germond and Jules Witcover Tribune Media Services H. Odell Weeks City of The Aiken Downtown Development Association
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