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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2003
Page
9
A reflection by Margaret Fuller on memory and thinking. It notes that memory issues often reflect faulty judgment rather than memory itself and warns against grasping at too much, which prevents retention.
The Savannah River Site faces a pivotal 6 p.m. hearing at the North Augusta Community Center on Brookside Drive to decide the Modern Pit Facility site. Protests loom while proponents argue SRS offers plutonium expertise and existing infrastructure, with MPF valued at 2 to 4 billion dollars and 1000 plus jobs. Community support is urged to influence Washington decision makers.
The Aitken Standard announces its editorial and administrative team with Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Timothy E. O'Brien as managing editor. Other roles include Arthur T. Zappa advertising director, Ellen C. Priest business manager, Phillip Yates circulation, and Letitia Jefferson.
A speaker contrasts paying taxes with enjoying tax cuts. He praises Clinton’s tax raises while criticizing wasteful spending from the Pentagon and a failing public system. He notes high tax burdens, the District of Columbia’s school funding, and questions accountability for funds. He ends with a satirical view of government spending.
The piece accuses critics of being useful idiots aiding Palestinian and Arab foes of Israel and the United States. It condemns Uzi Landau's call for Palestinian security action, questions Western diplomacy, and denounces U.S. aid plans to the Palestinian Authority as rewarding terrorism. It cites George Hegel and Morton Klein to cast doubt on peace prospects and warns against compromise that enlarges conflict.
Washington eyes revival of Major League Baseball as a path to bring a team back to the capital. The piece credits Tom Vandergriff and George W. Bush for Texas success and argues a Bush-backed push could persuade Bud Selig to relocate the Expos or another franchise to Washington leveraging political ties and memorial value.
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