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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2003
Page
11
Aiken City Manager outline at the Horizons retreat a 10 year plan to fill 300 Northside lots with new homes and renovate over 120 substandard houses. The initial 2.1 million phase targets Toole Hill with 14 vacant lots and 11 houses in disrepair.
The text lists personnel at the Giten Standard including Scott B Hunter Jeffrey B Wallace advertising director Art Zappa editor Timothy E O Briant and David Boyd customer service manager Letitia Jefferson.
The excerpt contrasts living by technique with living for a higher purpose, urging fulfillment through personal growth and service. It cites John Marquand's Charlie Gray and a parable of an eagle raised by a farmer to soar, concluding that humans are made to soar for the good of others and God.
Letter writers attack the ACLU and church separation while defending the Sunrise Rock memorial cross on National Park Service land in the Mojave Desert. A separate letter praises Sheriff candidate Mike Hunt, urged by George C. Williams of Warrenville for open access to the sheriff.
Aiken Standard explains brief letters require the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor and can be sent via email to jwallace aikenstandard dot com or faxed to 803 648 6062.
The piece questions John Lott’s research integrity amid accusations of fabricating defense gun use data. It traces claims about a 1997 telephone survey, a lost data crash, a Mary Rosh persona, and subsequent coverage sparked by critics and blogs. The article notes related media reactions and Lott’s forthcoming book Bias Against Guns.
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