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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2001

Page

4

Public figures quote collection spans crime politics and sports

A compilation of quotes from Timothy McVeigh, Rep. Merrill, jockey Jorge Chavez, trainer Bob Baffert, Rep. Campion, Terry McAuliffe, Diane Saatchi, Ruby Mason, Sarah Hicks, Officer David Woods, FBI agent Doug Garrison, and Jeffrey Pierce. The remarks cover bombing guilt, government spending, horse racing, contraception policy, Democratic strategy, real estate, age, church events, racial tensions, kidnapping, and a controversial rape conviction.

Aiken Standard Masthead Fragment

An OCR fragment lists staff roles and names for the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Business Manager Ellen Priest and other staff such as Garth Groshans James Bennett Jr and J David Boyd.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen Priest Garth R. Groshans James R. Bennett Jr J. David Boyd

Residents critique Aiken County leadership in letters to editor

Gene Heath Couchton voices concern over county officials including a magistrate, council chairman, and sheriff. He accuses leaders of mismanagement and secrecy and calls for changes to avoid a repeat of the old boys network in Aiken County.

Axxon County Williams Frank Aiken County Sellers Gene Heath Couchton

Kids deserve more from budget choices now

Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's and president of Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities argues federal funds should boost Head Start Early Head Start programs, reduce class sizes, and repair schools. He contrasts these needs with proposed estate tax cuts and Pentagon spending, urging budget shifts to benefit children.

Amelia America Washington Singapore Portugal George W. Bush Ildcare Ohildren Presient Bush Beltway Larry Korb Anssistant Ronald Reagan Pentagon Korb Doug Bandow Cato Institute Bush Robert Byrd D-Wy Department of Defense Russia China Ben Cohen Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Business Leaders For Sensible Priorities

Spitzer changes view on changing sexual orientation

Dr Robert L Spitzer, long a APA authority who helped remove homosexuality from the DSM, now says some highly motivated individuals can change orientation. He cites 200 interviewees with significant shifts and notes emotional health gains even if orientation remains. critics warn of political correctness and bias.

Spitzer APA New Orleans Dr. Spitzer Bernard Nathanson New York

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