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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2001
Page
4
The city sets aside $25,000 in the coming year for water conservation efforts aimed at reducing well drilling, lowering resident bills, and protecting the environment. City Manager Roger LeDuc notes the program will lean on education to curb lawn and garden watering at peak times.
The article defends President Bush environmental policies as meaningful moves such as treaty action on dangerous chemicals, wetlands regulation, lead and mercury emission limits, and increased national park funding, while noting criticism over CO2 standards, mining rules, logging roads, and Endangered Species Act changes. It urges evaluating content over ideology and seeks reasoned discourse.
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Garth R. Groshans Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant Pressroom Supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. Systems Manager J David Boyd.
A missionary Veronica Bowers and her seven month old daughter Charity were killed when a Peruvian fighter downed their single engine plane mistaken for a drug carrier. Husband James, son Cory, and pilot Kevin Donaldson were injured. The incident highlights U.S. drug war aid to Peru and questions liability and policy.
A reader rebuts Lorin Hammond-Ross April letter arguing the upcoming Refuse to be a Victim seminar at the Sheriff’s Office on May 19 aims to raise awareness and reduce personal risk. The writer asserts instructors volunteer, oppose NRA promotion, and that using public facilities can help prevent crime, urging factual, objective critique instead of reckless attacks.
The piece argues that President Bush has had an excellent first 100 days with notable gains in tax policy, defense promises to Taiwan, Arctic drilling, and judicial reform. It contrasts media treatment of Bush with criticism of Clinton, noting double standards and urging momentum to continue through a full term.
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