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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2003
Page
9
A quote from Henry Ward Beecher argues forgiveness should be final and irreversible like a burned canceled note. It reflects a stern view that lasting forgiveness removes all possibility of future grievance and public or personal memory of wrong.
Editorial notes North Carolina Senator John Edwards, 49, launching a run for the Democratic nomination in 2004. It contrasts his early steps with past presidential cycles and argues his focus on regular people, while citing Bush administration tax cuts and potential implications for the nation.
The Aiken Standard lists staff byline and management roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa and Managing Editor Tim O Briant plus department heads J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Phillip Yates Scot Newcom and Len C Priest.
A Reuters style briefing alleges five men Abid Noraiz Ali Mustafa Khan Owasi Iftikhar Khazmai Ali Adil Pervez Akbar Jamal entered the United States from Canada amid claims of a broader smuggling network. The piece cites IMM 1000 fraud, CANPASS routes, Mohawk reserve smuggling, and criticism of border controls and refugee releases.
The Shreveport Times notes doubts about Clonaid and its founder Claude Vorilhon as a Raelian sect leader. It cites Brigitte Boisselier defending parental choice while warning that cloning raises serious risks and may reflect self aggrandizement rather than science.
Whittaker, a Scott Depot West Virginia resident, wins the largest Powerball prize at 17 million dollars. He plans to donate ten percent of his gross winnings to three Church of God parishes and use some funds to hire more workers for his business. He remains active in his work life despite health issues. The Charleston Post and Courier reports.
The piece portrays Kim Jong il as a dangerous leader who rejects aid, restarts a nuclear program, and risks global conflict. It notes his 1994 Carter Clinton agreement, renewed belligerence, and alleged sales of missiles to unsavory buyers including Yemen, while U S policy wavers amid broader regional tensions.
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