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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2001

Page

4

Voices mix praise and critique on science and world events

A collection of quotes covers stem cell cloning disputes, reactions to the Trade Center attacks, the Afghan Taliban overthrow, Middle East peace prospects, Duke South Carolina women's basketball, and US citizens suing Iraq. Figures include Dr. Robert Lanza, Douglas Johnson, Glenn McGee, Ariel Sharon, Aziz Rahmand, Susan Walvius, Mami Van Doren, Bo Belinsky, Cecil Brown, and more.

Duke University of South Carolina Susan Walvius

Aiken Standard Names New Pressroom and Systems Leaders

The Aiken Standard announces changes in roles with Timothy E. O Briant named pressroom supervisor and James R Bennett Jr as systems manager. David Boyd is listed among the staff in the new configuration.

James R. Bennett Jr Systems Manager David Boyd

Can We Bring Back the Sir Back in Service

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram Cheers and Jeers column laments poor customer service across many sectors. The writer notes long hold times and impersonal responses, urging a return to politeness, training, and the customer is right mindset to regain repeat business and trust.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram United States Somerset Maugham

Letters discuss morality of Red Cross funds

The Rev. Frank Rottier Aiken critiques two editor letters from November 22 on Red Cross donations, noting contrasts between perceived moral and immoral actions and citing Matthew 5 37 to argue for honesty in giving.

Red Cross Frank Rottier Aiken

Urban sprawl threatens South Carolina forests says 800 page report

The 800 page Southern Forest Resource Assessment from the U S Forest Service released November 26 says urbanization is the main threat to South Carolina forests. It notes pine plantations rising due to government incentives and calls for sustainable management to maintain wood and paper production and protect forests. Robert R. Scott, President of the South Carolina Forestry Association, Columbia.

U.S. Forest Service South Carolina Pacific Northwest South South Carlina Robert R. Scott South Carolina Forestry Association Columbia

Letters to the Editor Addressing Aiken Standard

Readers are invited to send letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29802, or via email at swallace aikenstandard.com. Faxes may be sent to 803 648 6052.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken, $.C Swallace Aikenstandard

Toni’s Demons Push Her Toward Tragic End

A young mother Toni lies injured after a suicide attempt and faces a long path to recovery beyond medical care. The narrator recalls Toni’s troubled upbringing, foster care, and ongoing inner battles, urging prayer and support to save her life and others like her.

Toni Hope Tonis

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Robert P. Lanza Advance Cell Technology Douglas Johnson National Right To Life Committee Glenn McGee University of Pennsylvania America Jean Stanislaw Sun Valley Idaho New York Aziz Ahmed Rahmand Kabul University Afghanistan Yasser Arafat Ariel Sharon Israel Duke University Gail Goestenkors Mami van Doren Bo Belinksy Cadillac Irving (the Deacon) Crane Orangeburg Atlanta Cecil Brown Iraq Aiken Kantor Timothy E. O'Briant Assoc Washington JR. Labbe Fort Worth Star-Telegram Jeffrey B. Wallace
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