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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2002
Page
4
The Reserve Club, a Nicklaus Design course in Woodside, opens for play adding to Aiken County’s golf prestige. It spans 6,957 yards with five sets of tees and allows limited membership of 350, mainly property owners in Woodside.
An Israeli air strike killed Salah Shehadeh, founder and top commander of Hamas military wing, along with at least 13 others including children. The attack is likely to provoke further violence and reprisals, with calls for real leadership from both sides to pursue peace.
The Aiken Standard credits publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest and managing editor Timothy E. Obriant with noting staff roles for production and customer service including Deborah Dyches J. David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson.
The shutdown of Sari Nusseibeh’s office highlights how hard it is to revive Mideast peace. Moderates like Nusseibeh push for nonviolent tactics and a two state solution while facing pressure from Israeli security minister Uzi Landau and a wary Bush administration.
Letter argues Aiken should add screens to alleviate crowding and draw patrons from across the river. Proposes converting Belk at Kalmia shopping center into a multi screen complex with parking and possible synergy eateries. Notes potential tax incentives and traffic relief if development centers on inner city revitalization.
Herb London argues that corporate scandals reveal a failure of virtue in capitalism and that restoring trust requires stronger ethical standards, independent audits, and accountable leadership at firms like Enron and Tyco. He warns a purely money driven system undermines capital markets and investor confidence.
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