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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2000
Page
11
Gov. Jim Hodges signs the bill to remove the Confederate flag from the Capitol dome and place it in a designated display. The editor commends the governor and lawmakers for enduring a long debate and urges state leaders to focus on unifying efforts to improve South Carolina for all citizens.
The Chicago Tribune notes Thabo Mbeki’s challenge to scientific consensus on HIV AIDS during his state visit with President Clinton. It highlights his letter opposing the virus cause theory, a 33 member AIDS advisory board featuring dissidents, and past doubts about AZT safety. The piece warns that mixed signals risk South Africa’s fight against AIDS.
The piece weighs Hillary Rodham Clinton's ability to handle New York political pressure against Rick Lazio's campaign strengths. It notes Lazio's solid, statewide reach and Clinton's star power, while stressing the need for her to craft a durable message beyond her national profile as the race tightens.
In a 5 4 ruling the court voided a provision of the 1996 Telecommunications Act that required tamper proof blocking of porn channels before 6 a.m. and after 10 p.m. The decision leaves parents with limited protection while Congress must craft feasible alternatives. Justice Breyer dissents warning millions of children may be exposed.
A May 22 Pro Con editorial argues censorship via filters clashes with traditional values. A Washington lobby group senior director cites library harms and parental responsibility, while logging and supervision offer alternatives to blocking. Aiken juror reflections praise local officials and police conduct.
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