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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2004
Page
11
The piece condemns the beheading of Paul M. Johnson Jr by al Qaida in Saudi Arabia and denounces terrorists as anti human. It warns that modern communications aid their reach and recruitment and asserts a persistent war against such enemies must be won. It calls for civilization to prevail.
A group of names and titles appears to be a staff directory for the Aiken Standard with roles including publisher editor and reporters. The list includes Scott B Hunter Timothy E O Briant Phillip Yates J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Ellen C Priest Arthur T Zappa Jeffrey B Wallace and others with email handles or identifiers.
Former diplomats and retired generals release a signed letter denouncing President Bush as the 9/11 Commission interim report appears. The piece argues State Department careerists resist change and cannot be fired by the secretary of state, shaping a largely insulated foreign policy team.
Trudy Rubin reports from Iraqi Kurdistan where Kurds fear betrayal by the United States amid debates over regional autonomy. Leaders like Nechirvan Barzani warn against second class status as Shiite and Arab voices influence federal power, while Kurds seek U.S. guarantees and a military base and vow to defend democratic, pluralistic rights.
The 9/11 Commission found no credible evidence of Iraq al Qaeda ties or broader collaboration. It notes Bush and Cheney repeatedly asserted links and imminent threats despite bipartisan scrutiny. The report challenges White House credibility and competence in selling the war. Seattle Times
The 9/11 commission concludes no credible evidence links Iraq to al Qaeda or the attacks despite claims by President Bush of direct ties. Report notes no Iraqi cooperation with bin Laden and criticizes administration for underestimating Iraq's complexity and alienating allies. The piece urges timely power transition in Iraq.
The Aiken Standard requests brief reader letters for the Letters to the Editor column. Include signature, mailing address and daytime and home numbers for verification. Letters may be edited for length. Send to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email.
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