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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2003
Page
15
A historical quip by Thomas B. Reed notes that belief with God can feel like a majority while the assembly of votes may burn a martyr. It reflects on faith, risk, and political consequences in a legal and civic context.
The Rapid City Journal notes the the 2000 session ended with momentum toward potential retirements. A Bush nomination would trigger a high stakes fight with Democrats pledging to block so called extremist picks. A fair Senate hearing and vote remain expected.
The Hartford Courant views Liberia's President Charles Taylor as the leader indicted for crimes against humanity over massacres in Sierra Leone and forced displacements. It notes his invasions of Guinea and the contrast with U S actions toward Iraq, urging U S intervention for Liberian relief and regional stability.
The Aiken Standard lists its key newsroom leadership and administrative team. Scott B. Hunter is publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace editor, and Arthur T. Zappa is vertis director with Ellen C. Priest as business manager.
The World War II Memorial in Washington advances toward a May 2004 dedication during a four day National World War II Reunion. Bob Dole reports construction on schedule under budget and over 190 million dollars raised. The project includes 56 granite columns, two entrance arches, a Rainbow Pool, and panels honoring Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. The WWII Registry has 1.3 million names entered with more to come.
The government seeks to build a multi billion MPF at Savannah River Site to recycle aging pits and maintain stockpile reliability. Critics claim it restarts an arms race, while supporters insist MPF enhances safety, national security, and world peace. officials argue Los Alamos cannot handle pit recycling and no plutonium will be produced.
The column argues for fairness in Bryant case coverage and cautions against presuming guilt or fame seeking by the accuser. It notes intense media scrutiny, protective measures for Bryant, and calls for due process until a verdict.
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