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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1997
Page
4
A compilation of remarks by Marcia Clark Gary Stooksbury Floyd Spence Douglas Kmiec Bernice Harris Pam Hall John Drummond Leo Cavenaugh Skip Perry Hansford Tillman Johnson and Michael Fortier. The comments touch on the OJ Simpson case trial dynamics trustee standards military costs and federal investigations.
Washington observers say Kenneth Starr has spent 22 million dollars over 22 months and failed to deliver indictments or a clear report. The piece argues Starr should issue a final report or step aside, citing dwindling public attention and ongoing Clinton investigations.
The Myrtle Beach Sun News notes the abrupt retirements of Henry Cauthen and Fred Sheheen, veteran state leaders whose departures signal a governance shift in education and policy. The Honda plant negotiations illustrate balanced development amid broader tax cut debates, with state editors urging responsible budgeting and warning against overreaching exemptions.
In a letter to council, residents from Mount Calvary in Eureka fire district argue five mile zones lack fire protection and raise insurance costs. They call for exempting class 10 areas or providing real protection and note their appeal to County Chairman Ronald Young and Councilman Joel Randall.
Mark A. Sightler argues that Bill Clinton misdefines democracy in an inaugural address, claiming founders favored a constitutionally limited republic and individual rights. He asserts majority rule must not infringe rights and condemns judiciary and Congress for promoting democracy as liberty.
Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Or send email to editorial scescape.net
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