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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2001
Page
4
A collection of quotes touches on redistricting outrage, genetic engineering in cotton, disputed house districts, a first deaf principal in South Carolina, a bank money-missing case, stem cell research comment by George W. Bush, penny coin stance, safe reactor talks, a Jerusalem pizza shop massacre, severance pay trends, Andrea Yates death penalty, and a child pornography ring arrest in Dallas.
Readers discuss Sage Mill council session and volunteer firefighters pride. They defend professional standards of volunteers and question executive session tactics. The letter also defends Confederate heritage, flags, and South Carolina history amid political tensions.
A narrative recounts the shift from separate identifiers to the Social Security number as universal ID. The author recalls personal milestones from 1966 to Navy service, noting school numbers 668042 and the Navy ID B38 7916. He rejects using the SSN for identification.
The Aiken Standard announces its leadership and staff roles with Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director Art Zappa as Business Manager Ellen C. Priest as Circulation Director 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 Systems unit.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to send signed letters with a daytime and home phone number for verification. Include a mailing address and be prepared for editing. Submit to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or by email or fax.
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