Silver Bluff repeats as state Class AA football champion
Silver Bluff High School Bulldogs win a second straight state Class AA title finishing 15-0. Senior backs Joe Wilson and Troy Williamson rush for 459 yards, as Batesburg Leesville nearly spoils the title with a late drive and a two point try. A substitution error nearly cost the Bulldogs, but an onside kick secured the win.
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Silver Bluff
Bulldogs
Theam
Batesburg- Leesville
Batesburg-Leesville Panthers
Panthers
Phil Strickland
Batesburg-Leesville
Joe Wilson
Troy Williamson
Batesburg
Izesville
Aiken Standard Seeks Letters to the Editor Signatures
The Aiken Standard invites brief Letters to the Editor with the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited for clarity. Send to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or via swallace@aikenstandard.com. Fax 803 648 6052.
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Advertising Staff Roles and Officials Listing
A compact roster lists Allen Standard Scott B. Hunter as author and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director with Art Zappa as Business Manager Ellen C. Priest as sang Edit Timothy E. O Briant Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson Systems Manager J David Boyd as Production Director and Phillip Yates in a managerial capacity.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Sang
Timothy E. O'Briant
Letitia Jefferson
J. David Boyd
Phillip Yates
biometric national ID card for safety and security
A Pittsburgh opinion piece argues for a biometric national ID card to deter terrorism. It claims such IDs would not expose race or medical history, would verify identity at borders and banks, aid law enforcement, and protect sensitive data, urging immediate adoption with a Bush administration call to action.
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Pittsburgh
National Rifle Association
American Civil Liberties Union
Charles E. Grassley
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Commission On Immigration and Refugee Policy
FBI
CIA
INS
Treasury Department
Osama bin Laden
Hezbolla
Congress
Bush Administration
America
United States
Bush
National ID card threat sparks debate on security
Washington debate grows over a mandatory national identification card with thumbprint data. Critics argue it threatens civil liberties and offers little defense against terrorism, urging instead stronger immigration enforcement and international intelligence networks. Jack Strayer of the National Center for Policy Analysis and Joseph W. Eaton of the University of Pittsburgh weigh in.
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Washington
United States
Oracle
Larry Ellison
Information
Pentagon
US. Postal Service
U.S. Congress
Timothy ‘McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Federal Building
Silicon Valley
Jack Strayer
National Center For Policy Analysis
Joseph W. Eaton
University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
How Things Have Changed Since 9 11
A reflective essay notes that post 9 11 America shows shifted attitudes and heightened patriotism among children and adults. It criticizes government intelligence reform delays, changes in air travel, charity mismanagement, and media, while urging moral clarity and vigilance as the nation heads toward 2002.
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Nostradamus
America
Congress
Washington
FBI
CIA
Red Cross
United Way
Carol Burnett
al-Qaeda
Rocklin
Calif
Bill Maher
ABC
Clinton
United States
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