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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2004
Page
11
Kerry opposed opening Yucca Mountain in Nevada saying not on my watch but offered no plan to address the decades long storage problem. He attacked current sites like Savannah River and warned against turning backyards into America s nuclear waste dumps without presenting a concrete long term disposal solution.
A list of editors and staff at the Aiken Standard including publisher Scott Hunter, advertising director Arthur Zappa, managing editor Timothy O Briant, sports writer J David Boyd and others with contact prompts for emails and roles.
A discussion of World War II internment reveals that enemy aliens from Europe made up nearly half of internees. Arthur D. Jacobs, a U.S. citizen of German descent, fought in court against reparations for Japanese internees, asserting Equal Protection violations and highlighting a neglected history of European detainees and their families.
The essay urges calmness and confidence to weather daily and global crises. It identifies five inner braces wisdom strength peace courage and endurance as essential guides. It notes crisis as turning points blending danger with opportunity and emphasizes relying on God for strength and composure.
In a provocative letter, Carl Langley of Aiken argues college and pro football programs should include players’ rap sheets alongside bios and star resumes. He cites NBA data showing over 70 percent of players with criminal records and predicts similar levels among college and pro rosters. He urges teams to preemptively publish such details to entertain fans.
A reader answers Joan Weigle's letter asserting that God sets universal standards. The writer labels homosexuality a choice and argues marriage should be between one unrelated man and one unrelated woman to ensure procreation.
Christina Williams of Aiken reacts to Paula Bolton’s call for modest dress and recalls seeing preteen girls in skimpy bikinis washing cars near a circus tickets stop. She argues for modest public attire, cites private school uniforms, and urges respectful behavior toward young women.
The Aiken Standard invites reader letters on issues of interest and importance. Address Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email swallace aikenstandard.com. Fax to 803 648 6052.
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