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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2001

Page

4

Other Views Manhattan Project could be killed in today's world

The article reflects on Einstein's 1939 letter to Roosevelt urging a costly atomic project, noting its 1942 start and 1945 weapon role. It cautions that future tech may arise despite past skepticism and discusses debates over an anti-ballistic missile system post 9/11.

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Bush Clinton share a cause on executive privilege use

The Albuquerque Journal notes that George W. Bush and Bill Clinton share a stance against executive branch secrecy. It reports Bush invoked executive privilege to shield prosecutors memos from the House Government Reform Committee, amid broader tensions with Congress over access to information and military tribunal decisions.

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Aitken Standard Names Editorial Leadership in Notice Brief

The Aitken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Advertising Director and Timothy E O Briant as Production Director, with Jeffrey B. Wallace and Phillip Yates also named among staff. Letitia Jefferson is noted in associate roles alongside J David Boyd.

Bush withdraws from ABM Treaty and risks new arms race

The president’s move to exit the ABM Treaty is defended as necessary for security in a new millennium. Critics fear destabilizing consequences, but supporters say treaty limits hampered testing and left gaps as China North Korea and regional rivals expand missile programs. Russia may support deeper cuts as talks proceed.

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Joseph the Quiet Example at Christmas

Joseph stands in the background as Mary bears the Christ child. He obeys divine direction, protects his family, and accepts humble tasks without complaint, showing faithful service even when not in the spotlight. His story invites reflection on our roles and duties in life.

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VFW theft case sparks call for accountability and aid

A letter writer attacks Gary Legate Jr for stealing fifty four thousand nine hundred fourteen dollars, noting his guilty plea and restitution of twenty one dollars and twenty one cents. The piece alleges the breach harmed VFW Post 5877, its community programs, and local trust, urging stronger protection for rural Aiken County residents and a rapid police substation to restore safety and support for veterans and families.

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Letters to the Editor Addressing Public Views

The Aiken Standard invites readers to send Letters to the Editor. Submit by mail to P.O. Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email swallace@aikenstandard.com. Fax submissions to 803-648-6052.

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