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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2003
Page
9
The piece questions Clonaid chief Brigitte Boisselier issued promises of independent tests for a baby said to be a clone. It notes backtracking on proof, privacy blocking DNA tests, and a new claimed clone. It urges ignoring further Clonaid claims until verifiable evidence emerges.
The Aiken Standard identifies Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor with key staff including Advertising Director Art Zappa, Business Manager Ellen Priest, Managing Editor Timothy E. OBriant, Production Director Phillip Yates, systems manager Scot Newcom, Sustomer Service Manager J. David Boyd, and Letitia Jefferson in customer service.
The USS New York will integrate 10 tons of World Trade Center steel beams recovered from a Staten Island landfill. Northrop Grumman delivered the beams to Pascagoula for test and potential inclusion in the ship stem casting. If approved, the vessel sails in 2007 with Marines aboard and a resolve to honor the city.
The piece argues conservatives dominate talk radio and Fox News, citing GE CEO Immelt and noting liberals misjudge broadcast bias. It claims liberals failed to win in elections due to lack of compelling liberal media, while conservatives seek better programming and outlets.
Epiphany is explained as a divine show and tell revealing Christ's birth fulfills messianic prophecy. The Magi symbolize Gentiles, and the message urges believers to show and tell God’s love and salvation, living out faith through acts that mirror Christ’s teaching.
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