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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2002
Page
4
A collage of remarks spans football glory and a game winning field goal, Bush urging unity after tragedy, Giuliani at a World Trade Center site viewing platform, Rumsfeld on bin Laden, Afghan security official on Omar, witnessing China's executions, snowbound Buffalo, Judd Gregg on Byrd power, Sheriff Lott on an ex investigator, teacher Goforth on students' futures, Gailey on coaching degree questions.
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and editor, Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director, Art Zappa as business manager, and Ellen Priest in the editorial and management roles. The note reflects the paper’s organizational roster and key personnel.
A U S immigration case centers on Melanie Jeanbeaucejour, a Haitian nanny convicted of serious abuse in 1995, who faced deportation but remains in the United States after a Board of Immigration Appeals ruling. The piece argues for hardline action and criticizes Reno-era appointees and the appeals system as obstructing removal.
A letter urges Aiken officials to face growth challenges after Mt. Pleasant’s city manager advised tough steps. It calls for decisive, enforceable ordinances, traffic management, and collaboration with developers to shape a livable city, not just lure growth for dollars, warning real action may only come with political risk.
A South Carolina writer recalls a rare snow week in Aiken with ice and sledding joy. He contrasts local mild winters with snowstorms from Charleston to Hong Kong, noting grocery store runs, cars buried, and a hopeful return to 60s warmth next week.
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