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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2001

Page

4

Editorials: The worst of sport has shown its face

The piece contrasts sports’ bright side with recent failures in college and pro football. It recounts George O Leary’s false claims and abrupt Notre Dame/GaTech scandal, then details Cleveland Browns fans’ field-throwing riot that halted a game and required completion by NFL order. It urges higher standards for coaches and fans amid post 9 11 reflections.

George O'Leary Georgia Tech Notre Dame University The Fighting Irish O'Leary University of New Hampshire New York University New Hampshire NYU Notre Dame Cleveland Browns Jacksonville NFL Paul Tagliabue

Allen Standard Publisher Staff Listing

Local newspaper masthead lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor with Advertising Director Art Zappa, Business Manager Ellen C. Priest, managing editor Tim O Briant, Production Director Phillip Yates, and E J. David Boyd as vetitia Jefferson in the masthead credits.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates

Aiken council faces change after planning commission scare

Voters urged action as Tad Barber's term expired sparks concern over backroom appointments. Critics allege lack of interview or conflict checks and call for reform led by newly elected council members. Residents urged to contact at large members and mayor before January 9 vote. Marianne Pecoraro thanks volunteers and donors for Hitchcock House activities and Christmas gifts to residents.

Aiken Rmn Tad Barber Barber Planning Commission Lessie Price Richard Smith Jane Vaughtere Jron Vaughters Pat Canning Cavanaugh Marianne Pecoraro Hitchcock House Denzil Kennedy Girl Scout South Afrian Presbyterian Kindergarten Marie Morgan Kathy Moore Sherry Young

Guard Leaders Stand Ready Amid Budget Strain Across 13 Armories

The deputy brigade commander of the South Carolina Army National Guard describes a briefing with armory managers about operating fund shortages. He praises Guardsmen who served from West Virginia floods to Hurricane Mitch and conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo, stressing their readiness and sacrifice.

National Guard Pee Dee Savannah River West Virginia Central America Bonnie Bosnia Kosovo Kuwait 5Th Troop Command S.C. Army National Guard

Hitchcock Parkway bypass widening delayed despite traffic

The Hitchcock Parkway bypass from south Aiken to Highway 1 will not be widened soon despite heavy two lane congestion. Construction is planned around 2004 with an $8 million budget funded by federal dollars. ARTS governs funding and priorities, placing the widening behind other projects like the SC 118 connector near Rutland Drive and Knox Avenue in North Augusta. Public interest to ARTS and federal officials may accelerate action.

Hitchcock Parkway Aiken Highway 1 Augusta Stephen Strohminger Aiken County Hitchcock Woods Houndslake Foxchase South Aiken West Aiken Whiskey Road Fermata Club ARTS Richmond Columbia Georgia South Carolina Department of Transportation Arts Commission SC 118 Rutland Drive Knox Avenue North Wayne Benson Burnettown Lark Jones North Augusta Kent Sullivan Ronnie Young Chuck Smith State Department of Transportation August Lindsey Graham Strom Thurmond

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