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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2000
Page
7
Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard notes that wishing for wealth and power misses the true aim. He urges a passion for the potential and a youthful, ardent eye that sees what could be.
Akron Ohio Beacon Journal editorial weighs repeated fails in Pentagon tests, noting a drift off course, a 300 foot miss, and decoys. Kadish cautions one test does not prove a system, while Clinton Bush Gore proposals face scrutiny over cost, arms race risks, and strategic value.
A letter to Aiken's First Baptist Church contemplates how names matter and how God notices each person. The piece links personal identity to the Vietnam Memorial and to Christian assurances of God’s care, citing a pastor from Aiken and a family tragedy that shaped faith.
A reader rebuts Andy Windham arguing that DHEC and the EPA are not mentioned in the Constitution. The letter notes DHEC is a South Carolina state agency and EPA creation stemmed from federal law signed by President Nixon. It emphasizes constitutional grant of powers to Congress and the President.
The Aiken Standard requests letters be brief and signed with the writer’s address and both phone numbers for verification. Submit to Letters to the Editor, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or by email to editorial duesouth.net or by fax at 803-648-6052.
Bidney Zion argues Ehud Barak uses fear and Clinton backing to push a peace plan. Barak claims a mandate from Israelis not politicians, while risking Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem and the Jordan Valley. The piece questions whether Israel can survive his pursuit of a negotiated end to the conflict.
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