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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2002
Page
4
A quotation from Agnes de Mille, the American dancer and choreographer, reflects on uncertainty in life and art. It asserts that knowing how to proceed implies stagnation, while artists must repeatedly leap into the unknown despite possible error.
GM President Rick Wagoner unveils the Autonomy concept at Detroit’s car show, promising a hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicle with no moving engine parts and flexible chassis. He cites affordability and a nationwide hydrogen refueling network as major hurdles and urges government industry collaboration to accelerate development.
The Aiken Standard names Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor. Advertising Director Art Zappa and Business Manager Ellen C. Priest lead commercial and production operations with Timothy E O Briant, Phillip Yates, Syavesu Suas J, and J David Boyd in key roles.
The author argues for careful use of race or national origin in terrorism profiling, citing the Arab American Secret Service agent Walid Shater who was denied boarding. He recalls personal experiences facing scrutiny overseas, noting the balance between prudent security and bigotry, and endorses targeted checks when tied to ongoing threats.
Aiken County’s renowned seamstress Mrs. Callye Johnson Reddock will host a birthday gathering Sunday Jan 13 at 1212 Greymare Hollow Road. Estee Johnson, her mother, sewed for Aiken’s prominent residents, and Callye continued the family craft creating gowns and preserving her mother’s legacy.
The Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor and asks writers to include signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or condensed.
A Belfast reader lament s the euro as bland and anonymous while noting its launch within 12 countries. The piece compares euro design unfavorably with historic British currency, praises Irish and British notes, observes counterfeit concerns, and hints at national pride clashing with European integration.
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