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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2001
Page
4
A compilation of brief quotations from lawyers, politicians, and citizens. Notable figures include Steve Kaplan, Charles Norwood, H T Johnson, Patsy Willing, James Baughman, Karen Nelson, Reynolds Williams, Charlie Condon, Robert Ford, John McCain, Fritz Hollings, David Lublin, and Joe Floyd.
The Aitken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as editor and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director. It includes Art Zappa as circulation, Garth R. Groshans as managing editor, Timothy E. O Briant as pressroom supervisor, James R. Bennett Jr. as systems manager, and J. David Boyd in the role of another supervisor.
Fragmented text discusses cloning themes including population goals, ethics of genetic control, cosmetic surgery impact, and speculative futures. It mentions sushi chefs, predestined hair color, and blaming parents for life outcomes in a disjointed set of prompts.
A veteran class ring evokes 1960s life at Aiken High School, linking the Class of 1966 to a 36th reunion. The memory lane spans Rutland Drive, Hagood Stadium, and longtime teachers, with losses of classmates and mentors noted as life moves toward retirement and legacy.
Irby Wright of Aiken asks why local gas prices remain higher than in Greenwood Anderson Clemson Easley Rock Hill and Greenville. He cites recent comparisons with North Carolina and nearby towns noting $1.08 to $1.32 premium ranges and questions possible price fixing while urging state and local scrutiny. He provides contact details for letters and verification.
A media observer argues networks chase Chandra Levy coverage for ratings while spreading a bogus Internet tip about a Richmond body. He cites hoax credibility, criticizes sensationalism, and warns that fake stories sacrilege trust, undermining public news integrity.
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