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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2001
Page
4
The Aiken County Board of Education upheld the state science curriculum teaching evolution, despite Glenn Wilson's repeated efforts to insert creationism. He may pursue court action, risking costly litigation that could divert funds from classrooms, while critics argue no curricular basis supports teaching creationism.
The notice names staff members including Circulation Director Jarth R. Groshans Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant and Pressroom Supervisor James R Bennett Jr, with Hunter Ator Jeffrey B Wallace Ellen Manjaser and J David Boyd in listed roles.
In Vane, Del, debate over Bush tax cut sizes shifts to a health care tax credit plan backed by Republicans like Armey Johnson and Democrats such as McDermott and Stark. The idea aims to reduce uninsured numbers from over 44 million by subsidizing private insurance with a refundable, universal credit, while preserving a safety net and allowing state handling of unrecovered credits.
Charles R. Mosteller condemns Governor Hodges for curfew policies and calls for a Democratic Party shakeup. He critiques Republicans for protecting the old boy network, urges eliminating filing fees to widen access for non-wealthy candidates, and questions Democratic tactics amid accusations against Lindsey Graham. He urges focus on reassessment and real issues.
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited and condensed. Address letters to Letters to the Editor at PO Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Email to swallace duesouth.net and fax to 803-648-605.
Washington argues that hypersensitivity fuels selective outrage against conservative views. Ted Turner mocks a woman with ash on her forehead, David Horowitz challenges reparations ads, and Senator Byrd uses the N word before apologizing. The piece concludes that the culture of correctness silences debate.
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