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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
4
A provocative quotation by Grace King, 1852 to 1932, criticizing patience as an invention of dullards and sluggards. Notes the idea that a well regulated world requires no patience.
The editorial notes Jenna Bush, 19, was caught in Austin for attempting to buy alcohol with someone else's ID and had earlier pleaded no contest to minor in possession. It calls it a family matter, urges responsible judgment, and warns opponents not to exploit the incident politically.
Fire and explosives target the University of Washington urban horticulture center and a Oregon tree nursery amid a wave of eco activist related violence. Investigators probe similar acts at Washington State University facilities and Snohomish County sites.
The Glten Standard lists key newsroom and operations personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace, Business Manager Ellen C. Priest, Circulation Director Garth R. Grecon, Timetable Assistant Timothy Asrant, Classroom Supervisor James R. Bennett Jr., Systems Manager J. David Boyd.
A French debate frames global homogenization through media with Loft Story topping ratings in France. The piece notes Corsican self-government talk, Arafat's Paris visit, and Algerian unrest, while highlighting Lost Story's voyeuristic premise and its appeal to youth and elites. It urges turning off screens to avert cultural wasteland.
Opinion on California’s electricity crisis argues deregulation failed by design. It cites 15 percent demand rise from 1988 to 1998, a 5 percent capacity drop, price controls, and a $12 billion red for utilities. It criticizes regulators, praises free market as a yardstick, and condemns state measures as reckless.
Reader memorials honor fallen Aiken men Hunter Kilburn and Chuck Parks from Vietnam, praising their sacrifice. A lengthy community letter opposes Sidewood Development’s annexation and zoning change for Phase III of Woodside Plantation, arguing it threatens Silver Bluff Road, traffic, environment, and local character and urges postponing votes and conducting traffic studies. Nancy Hansen, Aiken.
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