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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2002
Page
4
Editorial argues school start dates should be locally determined by the 85 districts rather than a state uniform date. It notes Horry County’s late August start to align with tourism, concerns over PACT prep time, and that calendars should reflect local needs over statewide economic advantage.
The Aiken Standard staff roster lists Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Journal output credits include Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Deborah Duchess Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson and other executives Timothy E. O'Brian Ellen Priest and David Boyd in the organization.
A Geophysical Research Letters article outlines a remote one in seventy million chance that an 80 000 year dormant Nevada volcano could erupt into Yucca Mountain. Molten rock could reach the repository within hours, rupturing canisters and dispersing radioactivity. Authors warn Nevada opponents cite doomsday scenarios, while supporters stress long term safety and ongoing storage plans.
A reader from Aiken argues that Clinton era claims misrepresented the economy, stock gains were inflated, and warns of a coming correction. The letter blames corporate accounting, cites flat GNP growth, job losses, plant closures, and predicts increased socialism and loss of free enterprise, urging accountability.
A Wall Street Journal editorial on immigration draws criticism for endorsing 245(i) amnesty while linking conservative resistance to leniency. The piece cites Gephardt and La Raza, names several terrorism-related cases, and accuses editors of glossing criminal histories to push broad amnesty.
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