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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2004
Page
11
The Danish philosopher Kierkegaard states that true wish is for the sense of potential and the eye that remains young and ardent to see what is possible. He argues that pleasure disappoints while possibility endures.
State debt rose 94.9 percent from 1998 to 2002, second fastest in the nation led by a conservative governor. County and district borrowing add 6.2 billion, yet the legislature caps debt at five percent of the budget. Editors urge proactive steps to ensure efficient use of every dollar.
A partial listing of staff roles and emails appears for the Aiken Standard. Names include Scott B Hunter and Jeffrey B Wallace with positions in publishing advertising and administration. Additional staff listed: Arthur Zappa Ellen C Priest Timothy O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson.
Michael Goodwin argues Edwards shapes the Kerry campaign with a two Americas frame while Kerry struggles to articulate his own vision. He notes Dean’s rise and fall, outsourcing, and Kerry’s shift to Edwards, casting the ticket as a shell lacking a clear policy backbone.
Senate intelligence findings fault faulty information to the Bush administration before the Iraq war. Congress bears responsibility for limits and oversight of intelligence, with critics noting members often did not read key documents and could have questioned accuracy. The piece argues Congress must own up to errors and seek accountability.
George Sargent Aiken argues that the Iraq war’s true driver is oil economics not oil itself. He cites Israel’s wartime posture, Patriot batteries, and UN restrictions on long range missiles as factors that could spark a broader regional war if Iraq deploys SCUDs. He warns of nuclear springback and global economic strain.
A Boston federal appeals court held that email routed through servers is stored communications and not covered by wiretap protections, prompting calls for Congress to overhaul privacy law. The decision implies emails and internet calls could be snooped with subpoenas, as online storage grows. Mercury News.
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