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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 2002

Page

7

County must plan ahead on facilities upgrades

Aiken County faces aging public facilities with roofs heating and electrical needs, risking shutdowns without funds. An upcoming five year capital improvements assessment will guide a comprehensive plan to replace the Graniteville pool the detention center and add an emergency medical facility on the Southside. Public input will shape priorities for a high cost but efficiency improving program.

Aiken County Graniteville Brian Sanders Aiken Aiken County Detention Center Doris C. Gravat Detention Center

Allen Standard Staff List Highlights Local Paper Roles

The Allen Standard announces staff positions with Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor. Other key roles include Art Zappa, Ellen, Timothy E. O Briant, Phillip Yates, Deborah Dyches, J. David Boyd, Letitia Jefferson, and Ellen in advertising and production.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen ’. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches

Taxpayer fury over foreign aid and Arafat alleged graft

A columnist argues money waste and corruption in U S foreign aid, highlighting Yasser Arafat’s alleged pilfering of aid funds. It links U S taxpayer funds to the Palestinian Authority and Haiti, criticizing leaders from Clinton era to today and urging scrutiny of aid flows.

America Congress Yasser Arafat PLO CIA Arafat Martha Stewart Yasser Palestinian Authority Paris Boris Yeltsin Clinton Ol’ Boris United States Russia Moscow Veniamin Sokolov Sokolov Yeltsin IMF World Bank Putin Hyman Roth Michael Corleone Michael Hillary Haiti McAuliffe General Accounting Office David M. Walker New York Times Ris Aristide U.S

Officer Allege High Speed Stop On York Street

Lola Sanders of Ridge Spring writes to praise but caution about a close call with an Aiken Public Safety officer at York and Rutland. She recalls crossing on a green light as the officer sped across lanes with siren on late. both drivers feared fatal collision but she calls for adherence to traffic law.

Aug N. 1 York Street York and Rutland Thad Lola Sanders Ridge

Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy

The Aiken Standard explains requirements for Letters to the Editor including brief content, signature, mailing address, daytime and home phones for verification. It allows one letter every 30 days and provides submission methods by mail email and fax with address details.

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Lock cockpit doors now to prevent another Sept 11 attack

The author argues for impenetrable cockpit doors modeled on El Al, insisting once secured they stay closed in flight. He cites breaches, calls for immediate ground landing on threats, and notes Capitol actions and funding while urging hard limits on pilot access and broader airport security.

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