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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2003
Page
9
The quote praises independence tied to wealth and contrasts it with true independence when one has nothing, attributed to Mahalia Jackson the noted gospel singer. The remark emphasizes reliance on the Lord.
In a special election setup after Sheriff Sellers resignation, Aiken County residents will vote March 25 in the GOP primary. Gov. Sanford appointed Jody Rowland interim chief deputy and he faces Democrat Neil Britt plus Donald Butler and Mike Hunt in forthcoming profiles. Voters urged to turnout despite no state or national races on the ballot.
The Aiken Standard announces staff listings including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Managing Editor Timothy E. O’Brien Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Letitia Jefferson.
A columnist argues the United States should reduce or exit the United Nations after backing postwar rebuilding plans for Iraq. He cites stalled U.N. action on Iraq, criticizes allies, and urges a new coalition strategy to preserve national security.
St. Petersburg Time argues that a U S and British push for war against Iraq risks weakening long standing alliances and global security If a March 17 deadline is used to launch armed conflict it could set a dangerous precedent and is not supported by clear immediacy of threat.
The Senate faces pressure as Democrats resist President Bush's nomination of Miguel Estrada to a federal judgeship. Supporters say Estrada would win confirmation, noting ABA endorsement, while opponents accuse gridlock of undermining constitutional duties and delaying a balanced judiciary.
University of South Carolina President defends budget reductions totaling 41 million while stressing commitment to high quality education. He cites private funding, public private partnerships, and competitive salaries to prevent brain drain and boost research in nanotechnology biomedicine and fuel cell work. The message links state economic health to education strength and asserts unity with Clemson USC and MUSC leaders.
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