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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2003

Page

11

Editorial The time for war has come

The drums of war beat as U S troops move toward Iraq. Saddam Hussein resists full cooperation with UN inspectors. President Bush argues for a quick campaign with global neighbors backing action to remove Saddam and halt potential mass destruction. Powell presented evidence before the UN. War is portrayed as the necessary, yet distasteful, remedy to protect civilization.

Iraq United Nations Saddam Hussein Saddam George W. Bush Middle East France Germany Colin Powell

Glten Standard Staff Roles and Leadership

The Glten Standard lists key personnel including Advertising Director Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Production Director Timothy E. OBriant Circulation Director Phillip Yates Systems Manager J. David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson. The document outlines organizational positions and responsible staff across departments.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. Obriant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Systems J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Radical Muslim Cleric Importation Plan exposed in visa scam

A US Attorney complaint in New York alleges Muhammed Khalil Asim and three associates filed false R visa applications for over 200 Middle Eastern individuals. The ring charged up to 8000 per person, with fake names degrees and training certificates. Khalil allegedly praised Osama bin Laden, while investigators note lax enforcement of religious worker visa fraud.

United States New York Muhammed Khalil Asim Khalil Congress General Accounting Office Colombia Fiji Russia World Trade Center Sheik Omar Abdul Rahman Holy Land Foundation For Relief and Development Islamic Association For Palestine State Department Hamas GAO INS Nor The State (Department Tom Ridge INS Kalil Amjad Hussain Mohammad Amjad Amjad Ali Chaudhry University of Punjab Osama bin Laden Mullah Mohammed Omar U.S Immigration Services Homeland Security Bush Department of Homeland Security Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services Eduardo Aguirrez Immigration and Naturalization Services James Ziglar US Export-Import Bank Bank of America White House Hispanic Business Magazine

Abduction report inquiry and county records push

A letter demands public access to incident reports from 6 5 2002 and asks for case number 2 21158. The writer questions why the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department did not file the report on 6 4 2002 and distances from Pine Acres. Kathy Weeks Williston endorses Mike Hunt’s campaign and criticizes the recipient for ignorance.

Aiken County Pine Acres Mike Hunt Kathy Weeks Williston

Keep bicyclists off South Carolina highways

Rodney and Marilyn Quattlebaum of Wagener protest riders sharing highways with motor vehicles. They argue roads are for taxed vehicles and that bicycles pose danger amid fast traffic, supporting bike lanes and parks but not on highways.

South Carolina Rodney Marilyn Quattlebaum Wagener

Kalmia Landing highlighted as retirement community

A letter from residents Barbara and Frank Peet in Aiken praises Kalmia Landing as a vibrant 55 plus community with active amenities and a close neighborly spirit, noting it is not assisted living. They urge wider recognition beyond last Sunday's piece about Aiken retirees.

Aiken Kalmia Landing Barbara Frank Peet

Sensitivity as the mark of humanity in daily life

A minister’s door in the parable ends with a snarling dog and a parrot prompting “Sic’em” while a New York teen, Mike Buchanan, faces a rooftop jump. A Samaritan, William Fox, persuades him to live and even offers adoption. The article also cites Shanidar Cave discoveries showing Neanderthal care, with a grave of a man aged ten cared for by his people. It concludes that compassion defines true humanity and that faith communities should foster gentleness.

New York Mike Buchanan Bowery Section Mike William Fox New York Daily News Iraq Shanidar Caves Roger Soleski Columbia University Shanidar Cave Rene Dubois Dubois

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Glten Michelle Malkin Creators Syndica Kalmia Fred Andrea First Baptist Church
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