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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2000
Page
7
The Wichita Eagle contends that the FBI program Carnivore, hooked to ISPs, scans all incoming and outgoing mail of suspects without warrants. It calls for judicial oversight, precise targeting, and protection under the Bill of Rights rather than relying on trust in law enforcement.
The Clovis News Journal argues that US sanctions on Iraq harm civilians, killing about 5,000 Iraqi children monthly, and questions the effectiveness of bombing and embargoes. It cites Scott Ritter’s critique of UN strategy and urges a substantive policy debate for Gore or Bush.
Dr Mike Hamlet pastor of First Baptist Church of North Spartanburg argues against a state lottery. He warns it harms education funding honesty and economic growth and targets the poor while offering little real benefit. He urges communities to seek real solutions.
Letters thank the public for kindness to families of Willa Thomas Grace Holsomback Elaine Holsomback and Ella Mae Roswell killed in a Saluda County automobile crash on June 23. A reader urges active public support for the MOX fuel plan, citing NRC meetings and the need to address three key approval steps to avoid a Barnwell outcome. The writer, Jeffrey D. Hamman of Aiken, emphasizes staying engaged at public meetings and in community discussions.
Myriam Marquez argues that lifting the embargo benefits big business and hurts Cubans, as Congress may stall action while Cuba tightens control and the island suffers. She cites Elian Gonzalez coverage, U.S. interests pressuring lawmakers, and Cuba’s economy and human rights abuses under Castro.
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