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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2001
Page
4
A quotation attributed to British theologian Richard Whately notes that honesty is best in principle but not always in action. The saying reflects on integrity and practical behavior in moral life.
The piece honors E. M. Hanna known as a pioneer in modern policing in Aiken during the 1950s. It notes his role in expanding public safety functions and his broader civic work, including university ties and Gamecock Club leadership. It also mentions his passing at a VA hospital in North Carolina and extends condolences to his family.
Two Chicago based firms conduct separate recounts on 180000 ballots with no legal standing. National Opinion Research Center at University of Chicago reviews undervotes. BDO Seidman checks 50000 undervotes while 120000 overvotes are excluded. Completion aimed by end of March.
A fragmented roster lists names including Sianvars, Wallace, O Brien, Priest, Groshans, Leemenettennur, Syaueis, Misuawer, Bennett, and Boyd in an aging editor and staff roles. No dates or positions are clear due to damaged text.
The piece argues President Bush must review Clinton era executive orders aimed at civil rights, removing discriminatory or nonser val provisions while preserving nondiscrimination. It urges Bush to scrap orders promoting under representation or language access, and to issue a new civil rights order focused on affirmative outreach and training to close skills gaps in minority and poor white communities.
Ronnie White, Missouri Supreme Court judge once blocked for a federal judgeship, testifies against John Ashcroft at his attorney general confirmation hearing. The exchange recalls prior partisan battles and Kennedy's sweeping Bork critique, with praise for White's life story contrasted by Senate rejection.
Myriam Marquez examines Fidel Castro in power for 42 years, detailing his clashes with the United States and Western leaders, the Cuban regime’s suppression of dissidents and journalists, and the international implications as Cuba relies on aid while restricting independent reporting.
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