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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2004
Page
13
An opinion piece argues junk food abundance in schools undermines nutrition education. It cites sugar drinks and snack machines funding education while promoting unhealthy choices, urging removal of unhealthy items to model healthy living and curb obesity.
The listing names Scott B. Hunter publisher editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson. This directory fragment provides contact roles and staff identifiers for the Aiken Standard newsroom.
The piece critiques Kerry for his stiff response to a live microphone gaffe in which he called the Bush Republicans the most crooked group. It argues his failure to inject humor or show contrition harms his appeal to swing voters and urges more optimism and a warmer persona to energize his campaign.
Michael F. Jacobson criticizes the Bush administration for overreliance on cosmetic actions like larger calorie labels and voluntary industry steps. He urges concrete rules requiring calorie listings on menus, bans on junk-food ads to children, and funding for nutrition programs, warning against minor actions that delay real progress.
A Vietnam veteran argues combat experience is not a qualification for the presidency and criticizes Kerry for using his war record. The writer urges voters to judge the candidates on current character, leadership, public service, and policy plans rather than past actions.
A speaker urges unifying history under one roof arguing against race specific clubs beauty contests and segregated museums. The writer questions which building would house biracial histories and whether two facilities help or hinder progress toward integrated schools neighborhoods and public life.
Readers are invited to send thoughts to the Aiken Standard. Contact details include mail to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 email swallace aikenstandard com and fax 803-648-6052 for submissions.
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