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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2000

Page

7

Editorials Open up China's skies

A lobbying battle on Capitol Hill and another at the US Department of Transportation pits United Parcel Service American Airlines Delta Air Lines and Polar Air Cargo as they seek direct service to China. The outcome will shape Chicago’s gateway role and direct weekly flights to Shanghai. Teamsters back UPS while opposing China PNTR, citing 1200 jobs, prompting Barshefsky to ask if they expect empty boxes.

Capitol Hill China Department of Transportation United, Northwest Federal Express United States U.S United Parcel Service American Airlines Delta Airlines Polar Air Cargo Chicago American Delta New York UPS Ontario Newark United Northwest FedEx FedEx American Shanghai International Brotherhood of Teamsters Teamsters Charlene Barshefsky Chicago Tribune

Japan mourns Obuchi as Asia faces vacuum in leadership

The Bangkok Nation notes Obuchi's death leaves a leadership gap across Asia. It recalls his Southeast Asia engagement, Japan's quick aid to Thailand during the crisis, and plans for an Asian Monetary Fund that faced U.S. and EU opposition, highlighting Japan as a dependent ally in regional crisis.

Keizo Obuchi Asia Thailand Obuchi Southeast Asia Japan United States Chavalit Yongchaiyudh Asian Monetary Fund European Union

Gore’s campaign shift sparks debate on Cuba policy

Joe Stroud notes Gore’s move from Washington to Nashville to salvage a lagging primary and argues his Elian Gonzalez stance damaged credibility. The column compares Bush’s pre emptive strategy to Clinton era tactics while urging a shift toward broader foreign policy balance beyond Florida politics.

al Gore George W. Bush Washington Nashville Tenin Ndt Bill Bradley Arizona John McCain Bush Clinton Texas Gore Bluwer Elian Gonzalez United States Congress Elian Miami Cuba China South Florida Prince Albert Little Havana

Letters Reduce accidents or take our pictures

A reader questions state and local moves to install traffic cameras at intersections instead of funding structural fixes to cut crashes. The letter argues for engineering changes such as larger signal heads, repainted lanes, retimed signals, and all red clearance intervals to reduce red light violations rather than enforcement. It condemns BB guns as toys and urges contacting the Consumer Product Safety Commission to address the risk to children.

AAA Michigan David Feber Feber Feler Consumer Product Safety Commission Washington, D.C

Teen pop stars and the pull of sex in youth music

Mitch Albom argues that teen idols Britney Spears Christina Aguilera Jessica Simpson Mandy Moore and Hoku push adult sex appeal on young fans Their covers and performances glamorize midriffs and desire while most fans are underage raising concerns about influence and consent and the clash with earlier wholesome pop eras.

Britney Brit Mrs. Robinson Raquel Welch B.C Spears Christina Aguilera Jessica Simpson Mandy Moore Hoku Britney Spears Ricky Nelson the Patridge Family

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Bangkok Publisher Scott B. Hunter Srsna Sci Joe H. Stroud Knight Ridder Service Europe Soviet Union Joe Stroud The Detroit Free Press Christina Jessica Mandy Rolling Stone Magazine Aguilla Mickey Mouse Club Annette Funicello Annette Mitch Albom Albom
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