Quotes from public figures spark debate across issues
A compilation of remarks from diverse figures includes Jay Young criticizing absent students at a Colorado alligator farm, Peter Mokaba denying HIV, Billy Wilder’s legacy, Mayor Curtis Milteer of Suffolk backing Confederate History Month, NAACP rebuttals, Georgetown’s Koleen Brooks facing recall, Lindsey Graham on death penalty, Bob Peeler’s governor bid, Jon Ozmint on civil suits, Max Cleland on veterans’ care, and Ariel Sharon declaring resolve against terrorism.
Allen Standard Staff Roster Listing Key Newsroom Roles
A published roster lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director alongside Ellen C. Priest managing camp Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates and Deborah Dye in customer service. Letitia Jefferson is also noted.
Lottery Dream Fades As Deadline Passes For Life Prize
A writer recalls years of lotteries and scratch offs then opens a Publishers Clearing House envelope offering five thousand dollars a week for life. The push to mail Form 0382.02 by 3 22 02 passed before receipt in the April 2 02 issue, ending any chance at the grand prize.
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South Carolina
Aiken County
Jim Harrison
Fargo
NAACP, Racism Debate and Local Community Messages
A Letters to the Editor mix questions NAACP stance, racial policy and constitutional values with local acknowledgments. Readers discuss civil rights, genealogy of compromise, and praise community groups including Hitchcock House donors, Girl Scout Troop 112, South African Presbyterian class, and Warrenville Elementary’s Senior Life Enrichment Program.
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Hitchcock House
South Afrian Presbyterian
Kathy Moore
Girl Scout Troop 112
Margret Eakins
Warrenville Elementary
Letters on moral decay and political change in America
A Saturday editorial letter laments what the writer calls moral decay since the 1960s, tracing it to FDR era policies, the CIO strikes, and shifts away from a gold standard. He argues for adherence to God and the Ten Commandments, criticizes modern lawmaking, cites Enron, and urges decisive reform with faith as guidance.
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Washington, D. C
Ehen
Congress For Industrial Organization
The
CIO
John L. Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Europe
Germany
France
Hungary
England
Russia
God
Enron
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Koleen Brooks
Lindsey Graham
Bob Peeler
Jon Ozmint
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Max Cleland
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Allen Standard
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