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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 2002

Page

4

Views on Iraq War Debate and White House Case

The opinion argues war with Iraq is serious but dangerous with moral legal and economic costs. It urges Bush to present a full case to Congress and the UN before any US action and cautions against unilateral military strike.

Iraq Congress United States Saddam Hussein U.S Israel Saddam George W. Bush Bush Senate United Nations U.N

Aiken Standard Masthead Names and Roles

The document lists staff positions at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Circulation Director Phillip Yates Systems Manager J. David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson and others.

Image damage to Islam and Catholicism sparks global critique

The author argues Islam and Catholicism have suffered image damage after the Sept 11 attacks and priest pedophilia scandals. It urges Muslim and Vatican leaders to publicly condemn terrorism and abuse, criticizing Pope John Paul II for not meeting victims and calling for proactive reform.

Allah al-Qaida United States North America Vatican Canada John Paul II Jesus Christ Jesus John Paul I Rome

Letters to the Editor question hotel deal and local impact

A reader questions the Whiskey Road hotel project led by Mr. Patel. The letter raises concerns about bank selection, investor anonymity, USDA loan approval, annexation, water sourcing from New Ellenton, neighbor opposition, parking, immediate economic benefits, and perceived greed driving the plan.

Mr. Patel Aiken New Ellenton

Baseball strike concerns fans and future games

Richard W. Gunter of Aiken writes about an upcoming mid August and September baseball strike. He questions players salaries and loyalty to fans, recalls a recent All Star Game controversy, and urges players and owners to resolve disputes without another strike.

Ball Park Richard W. Gunter Aiken

Hotel project in Aiken County defies agriculture definition

Vicki L. Simons objects to a USDA guaranteed loan for a hotel and convention center near Hunter's Glen subdivision. She cites agricultural mission limits, residents' disruption, and water-service cost concerns, urging alternative sites and funding. The letter questions the project’s rural-need rationale and four-way test criteria.

Random House College United States Department of Agriculture Usda. Gov USDA America Aiken County U.S. Department of Agriculture Mark Key CPW New Ellenton Hunter’s Glen Subdivision Vicki L. Simons

Letters to the Editor policy at the Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor. Letters must include the writer’s signature mailing address and phone numbers for verification and may be edited. A 30 day limit applies to submitting more than one letter.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C Swallace Aikenstandard

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Tanes Trae Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O’briant Nion Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Bill O’reilly Creators Syndicate
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