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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2002
Page
4
A compact quotation from the American physicist J Robert Oppenheimer declares that freedom of inquiry and free expression prevent loss of liberty and stagnation in science. It reflects perennial defense of free thought and scientific progress.
A montage of voices spans indictments in New Jersey, Enron severance seeks, a Charleston shooting, Sabine County race remarks, Kilgore fugitive status, a traffic death linked to drugs, debates on capital punishment, Confederate flag rallies, hotel fire repairs, camouflage fashion, and Henry Kissinger’s tribute to Cyrus Vance.
A compact staff list shows Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor alongside key roles: Art Zappa as eS aS, Ellen C. Priest as Systems Manager, Timothy E. O Briant and Phillip Yates in management, David Boyd handling Customer Service, and Letitia Jefferson in a senior capacity.
A reader urges Bolton to publish a five year voting analysis of the City Planning Commission to reveal real estate professional influence. The letter argues potential conflicts of interest and offers to audit the study, alongside several pleas for community projects including a Barnes & Noble in Edgefield and education funding using lottery proceeds to aid autism programs.
A columnist recalls Gitmo in Cuba where Captives loyal to Al-Qaida are housed at Camp X-ray and contrasts human rights concerns with the 1970s Navy experience. He notes harsh conditions, open-air confinement, and criticizes sympathy for detainees while urging memory of 9 11 attacks.
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