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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2003
Page
9
Editorial warns summer risks from traffic and boating to weather. A Gaffney woman died in a collision at Whiskey and Powderhouse roads, with 11 others hospitalized. It urges drivers to stay focused, use life preservers, avoid alcohol in boats, and heed storm lightning dangers to prevent tragedies this season.
The document lists staff names and roles including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and various department heads such as Arthur T. Zappa busing manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newco and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson. It appears to be a masthead or internal staff roster for the publication.
Analyzing allegations that the PROMIS software, developed by Inslaw, was misused by the Justice Department to aid covert intelligence and that high level officials may have conspired to bankrupt Inslaw. The piece cites Meese, Brian, Videnieks, Hanssen, and Redmond, with claims of back door capabilities and potential ties to Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein. It critiques the 9-11 Commission for not investigating and calls for accountability.
Rev Frank Rottier Aiken condemns Supreme Court decisions on sodomy as anti biblical. He urges removals of judges, cites Genesis and biblical law, and warns of divine wrath symbolized by the Dead Sea region. The letter argues liberty must align with holy commandments and warns of societal collapse if modern rulings persist.
Republicans block the Retired Pay Restoration Act of 2003 aiming to end the decades old offset that reduces military retirees pay by VA disability benefits. The measure would restore full retirement pay for retirees with service connected disabilities, 100 percent or otherwise, but faces White House pressure and budget concerns. The issue affects about 670,000 disabled veterans and has long divided lawmakers and veterans groups.
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