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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2001
Page
4
The Bush Administration handles the Hainan case with restraint and regret for the lost Chinese pilot, asserting the collision was an accident and urging release of the 24 American crew members. Both nations should stay calm, resolve differences, and return the damaged aircraft.
Aiken County had five cases of rabies in animals last year. Wildlife and house pets are more likely to have contact these days, creating the opportunity for the spread of diseases like rabies. Aiken County veterinarians are conducting clinics this month with vaccines costing $3 each at various locations. For more information on locations and times, contact the DHEC office at 642-1637.
The Aiken Standard credits Scott 15 as the byline and lists officials including Mayor Jeffrey B. Wallace Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Garth R. Groshans and James R. Bennett Jr as room supervisor.
Readers weigh funding, accountability, parental involvement, and scheduling changes as ways to boost public education. A teacher argues student motivation and family engagement matter most, while others compare public and private schools and suggest early hours, core knowledge curricula, and fewer rules to empower district leaders.
Letter writer credits Clinton Congress for passing lifelong health care for retired military personnel effective April 1. He commends Rep Floyd Spence and Sen Fritz Hollings and urges party-switchers to be penalized. He suggests amendments to forbid elected officials from changing parties mid term to honor voters' will.
A reflective piece contrasts cycles of violence with calls for humanity. It recalls Eli Wiesel urging peace and warns that revenge and retaliation harm children. The text notes 457 deaths since last fall and questions path to lasting coexistence for Israelis and Palestinians.
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