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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2000
Page
9
Editorial argues courtesy to teachers is desirable but rejects a state law. Gov Hodges proposes a bill requiring students to address teachers as sir or ma am. Law would not produce genuine respect. parents, schools, and administrators must model courtesy.
A Tribune reflection on the millennium bug debacle notes 500 billion spent to fix Y2K and a lack of catastrophe. It cites varied glitches from Germany to China and Hong Kong, with ATMs restored funds returning to the Fed and a general sense of complacency besides canned fruit.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady muses on Elizabeth Dole backing George W. Bush after a failed 2000 bid. It weighs Dole’s motive, potential running mate odds, and the political calculus of a female presidential aspirant within a rich man’s race.
Federal authorities stormed a Brooklyn building in a raid linked to the Dec. 14 arrest of Ahmed Ressam, with Abdel Ghani as an associate, amid a broader international crackdown on the Armed Islamic Group. The operation followed warnings and border patrols, highlighting cooperative counterterrorism efforts and the ongoing hunt for plotting cells worldwide.
A reader recalls a past Aiken Standard article about potential new residents, then shifts to a detailed critique of the NAACP and its programs. The letter questions racial policies, mentions Bill Clinton, Jim Hodges, and Kennedy, and argues for individual merit and work over government support while warning of martial law and flag removal.
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