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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2001
Page
4
Quip from Robert Schuman notes he sought an ideal wife but found her only if she waited for the perfect man. The French statesman lived 1886 to 1963 and is remembered for sharp observations on love and aspiration.
Editorial notes the long pursuit of justice in the 1969 York riot killing of Lillie Belle Allen and the 22 year old officer Henry Schaad. Eight suspects, including York mayor Charlie Robertson, have been charged after decades with providing weapons and inciting violence.
The Aiken Standard names publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace business manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. OBriant com supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. Jemser J. David Boyd.
A reader argues the June 24 editorial mislabels Clemson as irresponsible for a 40 percent tuition rise. They explain that tuition funds about 20 percent of student education while the state covers 80 percent, so a 10 percent state cut would require a student 40 percent larger share, deeming the rise fiscally responsible.
The author critiques Timothy McVeigh’s selection of Invictus as his last words, arguing the poem’s defiant lines do not fit his actions. It argues poetry should uplift and reflect reality, not justify acts of violence, and contends McVeigh corrupted Henley’s verse to politicize murder.
An opinion arguing that the Financial Modernization Act of 1999 unleashed data sharing by banks and insurers and urging Congress to ban wholesale distribution unless in writing. It warns opt-out notices are ineffective, calls for opt-in rights, and urges readers to question their representatives' votes.
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