Life of Eugene M. Lockhart Jr. remembered in Aiken
Editorial recalling Eugene M. Lockhart Jr marked Hillsborough North Carolina birth and an eighty three year life ending January twentieth in a local retirement home. He advanced Owens Corning Fiberglas in Aiken from production superintendent to plant manager and helped start plants in Jackson Tennessee and in Southern Brazil. His career spanned overseas technology transfers to Norway Sweden Finland England Belgium France Mexico Colombia Brazil Japan and Australia. He received the University of South Carolina Aiken Distinguished Citizen Award in 1989 for community service including Red Cross Library support Rotary Club and the Aiken Partnership. He was a World War II B 17 pilot awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals plus the Purple Heart. He retired in 1981 and died aged 83.
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Eugene M. Lockhart Jr
Hillsborough
N.C
Aiken
Owens-Corning
Gene Lockhart
Jackson
Owens-Corning Interational
Brazil
Fin Aiken
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Engand
Belgium
France
Mexico
Colombia
Japan
Australia
Lockhart
University of ‘South
Aiken County
Red Cross
Rotary ‘Club of
Businessmen’ Club
Savannah River Hunting and Fishing Club
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Wade Brodie
Greenspan warns on tax cuts and surpluses
Alan Greenspan signaled caution on President Bush's large tax package, saying surpluses should mainly pay down debt and noting enough extra funds for limited tax relief. He urged phasing in any multiyear cuts and spending increases if surpluses don’t materialize, with a phased approach for relief.
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Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Bush
Federal Reserve
Congressional Budget Office
Congress
Philadelphia Inquirer
Stansard Editor Wallace Leads Newspaper Staff
Reading as listed staff roles include managing editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and circulation director Ellen C. Priest with other positions such as supervising systems manager and newsroom supervisor noted among the byline.
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Ator Jeffrey B. Wallace
Smothy E. O'Briant
EU i
Ellen C. Priest
Garth R. Groshans
Field Guide Bird Note on Endangered Malfunctium Frequentus
The V 22 Osprey Field Guide classifies Malfunctium frequentus dangerosa mayitidae boondogglersis as an endangered species. It notes it as one of the few birds deserving inclusion on the endangered species list.
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Malfunctium
Davos Forums Reflect Unease Over Global Economy
Trudy Rubin notes a mood shift at the World Economic Forum in Davos as 2001 optimism fades. The absence of President Bush, debates on globalization, and calls to bridge divides highlight concerns over US slowdown, Asia’s recovery, and the need for corporate action on social issues. Leaders and NGOs participate in panels shaping policy.
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Davos
Switzerland
America
Amelia
George W. Bush
World Economic Forum
Bill Clinton
Assuin
Clinton
Bill
Delates
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Ronald Reagan
Asia
Japan
Europe
United States
U.S
WEF
Seattle
McDonald
Bush faces tough Cuba policy questions in early weeks
Andres Oppenheimer reports that early in the Bush administration, aides debate Cuba policy moves. Helms pushes dissident support and Castro indictments, while Dodd seeks embargo repeal. Powell signals skepticism on broad sanctions, and Bush aims to unite regional support for Colombia aid, suggesting limited Cuba action.
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Washington
Cuba
Bush
Fidel Castro
Castro
Jesse Helms
R-Nc
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Clinton
U.S
FBI
Miami
Helms
Christopher J. Dodd
D-Conn
Congress
Colin Powell
Powell
Dodd
State Department
John Mais
Tocurity Council
Central
South America
Colombia
U.s.cuba
U.s-Cuba
Pro life praise and remembered Roe anniversary stance
A letter lauds Bush for his abortion stance and cites Patricia Ireland at a press conference on Roe v. Wade anniversary. It claims Clinton reversed overseas abortion education funding and vows the womb will be unsafe under his presidency, while praising the new president for taking a stand for life.
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Bush
Patricia Ireland
National Organization of Women
Women of America
Clinton
America
Perry's TV appearance honors Aiken and Bears legend
William Perry known as The Refrigerator appeared on national TV on January 23, representing Aiken and the NFL. The note praises his Chicago Bears past, the Super Bowl year 1985, and his donation to a local Aiken charity. Esther Bridgeforth Windsor and Connie Lambarth commend his hometown hero status.
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Perry
Aiken
William
Refrigerator) Perry
NFL
Chicago Bears
The Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor policy
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