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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2002

Page

4

Editorial on Morgan Island purchase sparks budget concerns

The state buys Morgan Island, a 4200 acre wetland habitat home to about 3000 monkeys, amid a tight budget. The piece questions the timing, urges private foundations or an environmental loan bank, and warns against government ownership limiting private initiative while noting the monkey issue and proposing humane options.

Barrier Morgan Island Barrier Island Audubon Society Sierra Club Nature Conservancy National Wildlife Federation John Frampton Department of Natural Resources General Assembly

Allen Standard Publisher staff list note

A roster of newsroom and publishing staff includes Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Tim O Briant as Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Adver Direct Art Zappa, and Ellen C. Priest as Managing Editor along with Phillip Yates Production Dir David Boyd Circulation Dinester Deborah Duches Systems Manager Letitia Jefferson Customer Service Manager.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates Deborah Duches David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Mugabe and the perils of long rule in Zimbabwe

A reflective piece contrasts national leadership quality with longevity, tracing Robert Mugabe from early praised reformer to a ruler accused of aging into repression. It notes his rise from peasant origins, wartime leadership, and later use of force, while drawing parallels to other long tenured leaders and broader historical patterns.

Zimbabwe Andrew Johnson Woodrow Wilson Robert Mugabe Mugabe Nelson Mandela Ian Smith Romania Russia China Mexico Germany Italy

War on drugs continues in schools. public awareness urged

A letter urges greater action against illegal drugs in schools and homes. It commends Aiken County for anti drug rules but notes such steps are insufficient without public awareness and full community involvement. The writer calls on parents, clergy, teachers, and lawmakers to unite to fight the drug problem locally.

Aiken County

Editor letters address and contact details list

Letters to the Editor in the Aiken Standard provide mailing and email contact options. The notice specifies the mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and an email wallace at aikenstandard dot com with a fax/phone line 803 648 6062 for letter submissions.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken, S.C Wallace Aikenstandard

Bush urges youth to join volunteer corps amid Philadelphia tour

President Bush promoted community service and the USA Freedom Corps during a Philadelphia visit overshadowed by national news including Andrea Yates' conviction and Homeland Security chief Ridge's alert system. He urged expansion of AmeriCorps and new Citizen Corps, with Bayh and McCain proposing larger scales. A poll shows high enthusiasm if service becomes a norm and publicly supported.

Bush Philadelphia USA Freedom Corps Andrea Yates Homeland Security Tom Ridge America Ameria Corps Peace Corps Evan Bayh D-Ind John McCain R-Ariz AmeriCorps

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