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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2001
Page
4
A truncated quotation from poet Edwin Arlington Robinson expresses seasonal blues despite pleasure from thoughts of happy children worldwide, reflecting a somber holiday mood and literary reminiscence.
Editorial recalls Jim McNair a key Aiken businessman and golf figure who long shaped the local scene. From J P McNair in 1906 to Aiken Golf Club leadership and a noted junior program his impact spanned multiple generations.
The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including Rubusher Scott B. Hunter Falter as Advertising Director and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director alongside Art Zappa as Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Timothy B. O Briant as Production Director Phillip Yates as Systems Manager J David Boyd as Customer Service Manager and Letitia Jefferson.
A Violence Policy Center study argues gun makers market youth friendly weapons and activities to children as young as four. It cites industry ties to the NRA and trade groups, describes youth models and training programs, and linkages to school shootings as justification to tighten age and possession rules.
Joan C. Kunten argues against banning human cloning, asserting it's a form of reproduction. He asserts constitutional rights to bear children and privacy support leaving cloning legal with safeguards and strict scrutiny.
Readers weigh in on the Still Magnolias calendar featuring older women in poses and the Meals on Wheels fundraiser. Letters praise the charity, defend the cause, and urge continued support while defending the seniors who posed.
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