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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2004
Page
11
The City of Aiken will test 90 gallon roll carts in Gatewood River Bluff Governor Aiken Park and Woodside Plantation for six months to reduce overflow and litter and evaluate a city wide program. The carts are donated for the trial and bids will determine future purchases.
A roster lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor for the Aiken Standard. Other named staff include Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates and J David Boyd with circulation and systems managers noted.
The Madrid bombings expose global vulnerability as allied nations debate Iraq policy. The piece argues no country is safe, warns of further attacks, and stresses the need for united action, intelligence cooperation, and steadfast support for the U.S. led coalition to deter terrorists. It notes Spain's shift to the Socialist Party and calls for continued commitment to fight terrorism.
President Bush voices strong support for Cubans seeking democracy amid a year of arrests and imprisonments by Castro's regime. He highlights 75 activists jailed, calls them prisoners of conscience, and urges international action through the U N and regional bodies to pressure for change.
John Walker Aiken argues that James Phillips underestimates history in blaming Chamberlain for WWII and urges readers to study Churchill’s broader analysis. He contends appeasement, economic penalties, and postwar governance shaped later conflict, warning today’s policymakers to seek understanding beyond blunt quotes.
The writer argues against gay marriage, calling it a sin and urges adherence to biblical law. They express concern that society is sinning and request moral clarity based on their interpretation of scripture.
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