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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2002
Page
4
A concise reflection asserts that peace holds greater value than justice and that justice serves peace, not the reverse, citing Martin Luther. The aphorism emphasizes balance between moral order and harmonious coexistence.
The piece notes education lottery opens Monday with millions for new programs but questions how much supports new initiatives versus replacing cut education funds. It argues legislators may divert lottery revenue to general budgets, leaving local districts to bear shortfalls, and cautions lottery isn’t a cure for education woes.
The Aiken Standard credit list names Publisher Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest managing Editor Timothy E. O'Brian Production xntector Phillip Yates Systems Manager J. David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson.
Lt. Cdr. Craig R. Bacon shares a personal Christmas note from the USS Theodore Roosevelt while in the North Arabian Sea. He describes missing home yet emphasizes Christmas as the celebration of Jesus birth and the reason for the season, even without family nearby.
A perspective denounces public funds for kidney dialysis and cancer chemotherapy for illegal aliens while American citizens face stricter health care limits. It cites Arizona's nearly $3 million in medical aid, North Carolina's 31.9 million annual Medicaid costs, and a Chicago hospital's 650,000 bill for three foreign patients. The piece urges federal action to halt such aid, citing deportation and reimbursement from home countries, framing the issue as taxpayer burden and national safety.
Ana J. Kiras argues that Argentina’s woes stem from rigid labor laws high taxes and weak property rights rather than true capitalism. She cites Menem era reforms and the 2002 Index of Economic Freedom to show how strong rule of law and open markets drive growth, urging comprehensive capitalist reforms for sustained prosperity.
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