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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2002
Page
4
A concise reflection quotes Cicero on mistaking uncertainty for certainty and falsehood for truth, highlighting the dangers of misjudgment and the value of critical thinking in discerning reality from illusion.
Editorial lauds Weldon Wyatt as a private benefactor who reshaped a county through school funds and church gifts and who pursued a personal dream by building Sage Valley Country Club. It details his shift from developer to philanthropist and golf course creator, praising his careful planning and preservation of land beauty.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor. Printing division leaders include Art Zappa as Advertising Director and Ellen C. Priest as Managing Editor. Production, circulation, and systems managers are Killip Yates, Deborah Dyches, and J. David Boyd, with Letitia Jefferson in customer service.
The essay argues that President Bush condemns Israeli actions in the West Bank while promising to find and defeat terrorists worldwide. It notes IDF seizures and arrests, criticizes U S. pressure on Israel, cites pro and anti American protests, and warns that pulling out could embolden terrorists and endanger civilians. It contrasts U S. and Israeli policy with Yasser Arafat and Palestinian actions.
Kathryn Kling Wade of Aiken argues Ken Wingate, a CPA and attorney, offers reform and businesslike governance. She praises his lack of prior office baggage, conservative convictions, and belief he can restore state prosperity amid deficits. Wingate is urged as a strong contender amid growing polls and a crowded GOP field.
A letter pays tribute to Earl K Gregory who battled cancer with optimism and caring for others. The writer recalls Earl calling after a heart procedure, his church and family devotion, and his joyful antics. Blessings are sent to Earl’s wife Lynn as friends remember a steadfast friend.
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