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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1998
Page
4
The piece argues Bill Clinton must resign over the affair with Monica Lewinsky and eight months of lies. It accuses him of deceptive actions, using officials and tax dollars to delay denial and pushing presidential privilege to shield the truth.
The Pioneer Press notes the Starr report to Congress urges no rush to judgment and demands full, open consideration of President Clinton's actions. It emphasizes the need to hear defenses against charges and the potential impact on his presidency if evidence shows deliberate undermining of the law.
The piece questions whether President Clinton can survive Starr’s report on sexual indiscretions and suggests resignation as an honorable response. It frames the anticipated debate over Lewinsky and the president’s actions as a national ordeal.
The piece contends Bill Clinton damaged his presidency through a sought to lie and a sexual scandal with Monica Lewinsky. It asserts the Constitution requires thorough inquiry on high crimes and misdemeanors and that Congress must make the decision. The Charlotte Observer comments on credibility and process.
A St. Paul Pioneer Press columnist notes Helen Chenoweth admits an old affair and, with Clinton’s Lewinsky case in view, argues conventional versus unconventional affairs shape public judgment. He cites Dan Burton and others and calls for clear standards without shaming private citizens.
USC Aiken is named a top three public liberal arts college in the Southern region in the Twelfth Annual America's Best Colleges guide by US News and World Report. The piece explains ranking criteria including academic reputation retention and faculty resources, and notes USC Aiken's commitments to graduates and regional impact.
Aiken resident critiques government overreach and playground safety signs. She argues common sense should guide choices, cites hot playground equipment at Virginia Acres Park, and jokes about signs and federal OSHA for kids. She notes her family details and urges personal judgment over regulation.
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