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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2002
Page
4
Nine Pennsylvania coal miners trapped in an abandoned shaft survived a three day ordeal after a flooded chamber and a delayed drill breakthrough. Rescue teams worked nonstop as the men were lifted to safety and Americans found renewed faith in humanity despite troubling national headlines.
Policy message outlines that letters to the editor should be limited to one per 30 days to allow diverse viewpoints. It provides mailing and contact details for Aiken Standard including address PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, email wallace@aikenstandard.com and fax number 803-648-6062.
A section listing editors and key staff members includes Allen Standard Scott B Hunter as editor Jeffrey B Wallace advertising director Art Zappa Bia Ellen C Priest managing editor Tim O Briant Pocucinn Tickle Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches ieateau Marian J David Boyd customer Letitia Jefferson.
President Bush withholds 34 million dollars for UNFPA, citing charges of forced abortion. Article argues decision misuses PRI allegations, cites State Department findings and British inquiry, notes political timing and broader conservative alliances with Islamic regimes.
The Ocala Star Banner warns readers that scams thrive on trust and embarrassment keeps victims silent. It lists common tactics from unclaimed treasure offers to unsolicited home repairs and fake deals, urging vigilance against numerous schemes that drain wallets.
A Ventura County Star opinion reflecting parental fears amid high profile missing child cases from 7-year-old Danielle van Dam to 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart and 4-year-old Dannarriah Finley. The piece notes rare abductions but highlights families daily worry and support for Emergency Alert System tests in California, credited with recovering 17 children.
A reader reflects on Navy service aboard Mandan LSD 21, noting the lure of short timers and the absence of photos or ship souvenirs. The letter recalls leaving behind the ship and how memories fade, wishing for tangible mementos to preserve the past.
Penelope F Hyder argues that removing a single channel does not justify fears of child harm. She praises public libraries and summer reading programs while criticizing TV as mindless entertainment and urging parents to guide children responsibly.
A reader questions USDA backing of 80 percent financing for Mr. Patel's hotel and convention center in Aiken. The note suggests lender payoff in default, doubts city councils were informed, and urges Patel to reconsider site, plan, or sell.
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