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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
15
Elaine van der Linden adopted Molly the cocker spaniel and started Molly’s Militia in Belvedere. The group has placed about 3,500 animals in homes, with volunteers visiting shelters across the area and nearly 40 foster families, creating a local shelter-saving effort in Aiken County.
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor. Writers must include signature, mailing address, and day and home phone numbers for verification. Limit one letter per 30 days and address letters to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard lists staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Managing Editor Timothy E. O'Brian and executives Phillip Yates Circulation Direct Scot Newcom J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson with roles across printing and newsroom operations.
The Senate approved energy bill provisions to support new nuclear plants as part of diversifying U.S. electricity. Proponents led by Sen. Pete Domenici cite benefits for air quality and energy security while noting loan guarantees could cover up to half of eligible costs for the first six to eight plants. Joe F. Colvin, Nuclear Energy Institute head, voices support.
Reader cites confusing lanes and turn restrictions in Aiken. He notes four lanes appearing as three, unmarked right turns, and double traffic signals with ambiguous left turn on red rules at multiple intersections. He urges clearer signs and lane reconfiguration.
In the wake of Strom Thurmond's memorial display observers note that Senate Republican leaders recalled Trent Lott after his praise of the "Legend." Joaquin Godoy Aiken.
The piece argues Saddam Hussein believes US and UK forces may pull out if casualties rise and public attention fades. It critiques CIA Director Tenet for flawed Niger uranium intel, calls for Tenet’s resignation, and urges Bush to address postwar costs and troop plans while noting polls show cautious public support for stay mandates and casualty tolerance.
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