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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2001
Page
4
Conrad Hartzog known as Connie received the 2000 North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year honor. Since 1950 he has quietly championed causes for the less fortunate, helping establish clinics and United Way support while guiding his family by example.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes George W. Bush’s inaugural address reaffirmed civic religion ideals and urged unity while warning against character assassination. The piece credits the speech with high minded tones but urges concrete policy action to translate words into reality.
A list of staff roles appears with names including Scott B. Hunter Ilsie's Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C Priest and Timothy B. O Briant, along with managing editor and circulation director credits. The fragment names James R. Bennett Jr J David Boyd are noted among the editorial team.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram quotes George Rivas pledging acceptance of lethal injection for the shooting of Irving police officer Aubrey Hawkins on Christmas Eve. He claims remorse and readiness for capital punishment while critics call such statements calculated public spin.
Marjorie Bet Wood eiker voices concern over downtown development in Newberry Street area. She notes landscaping and trees beautify the town but opposes ironworks and a pagoda shaped edifice with a bust of H Odell Weeks on Richland Avenue median. She urges natural beautification and involvement.
A recent letter by Andy Windham argues secular humanism or Christianity will rule, in response to Aiken County School Board’s decision not to teach creationism. He notes major churches endorse evolution, and claims Christians would be surprised to be labeled secular humanists.
C Bradley Thompson argues that whole-math teaching grounded in constructivism harms math mastery and cognitive development. He claims the approach weakens basic skills, fosters groupthink, and ends in broader declines in reasoning, urging adherence to standard algorithms and foundational concepts.
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