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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2002

Page

4

Let this bogey man die a long overdue death

The Bush administration’s bioweapon charges against Cuba lack proof and read as political theater ahead of Carter’s visit and Florida politics. The piece notes Cuba’s minimal threat post Soviet collapse, cites a $90 million food deal and dissident release, and urges concrete evidence before escalating hostility.

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Aiken Standard Personnel Directory Listing

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace lead the Aiken Standard with department heads including Advertising Director Art Zappa Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Deborah Dyches Systems Manager David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson along with staff roles noted.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Busins Ellen C. Priest Systems Manager David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Michelle Malkin on immigration sparks debate

The letter criticizes Michelle Malkin for her views on illegal immigration and English language demands. It argues Republicans favor profits through cheap labor, questions heritage-based judgment, and defends broad immigrant opportunities and multilingual history.

Michelle Malkin Creators Syndicate United States U.S

Road crews praised for rapid pothole repair in Graniteville

A letter from B. J. Glover of Graniteville commends the local department of transportation and road crews for a one day project that fixed potholes. The writer notes relief from dangerous potholes and credits the caring department for avoiding potential accidents and preserving vehicle safety.

Department of Transportation Tom B. J. Glover Graniteville

Russ Ferrara for State House Aiken support letter

A letter endorses Russ Ferrara for the South Carolina House of Representatives. It cites his West Point and MLL education, leadership roles with Eagle Scouts CSRA Science Fair SRP Credit Union Rotary and United Way, service on Aiken County Council, a pledge against tax increases, and 18 years as a Savannah River Site engineer. The writer notes his wife teaches in Aiken County schools and urges votes for Ferrara to back SRS and public education.

Russ Ferrara S. C. House of Representatives Russ West Point MLL Csra Science Fair SRP Credit Union Rotary Club Westinghouse United Way Aiken Savannah River

Area Churches Together Singing concert raises over 5500

ACTS hosted the first Area Churches Together Singing Choirs in Concert at First Baptist Church in Aiken. Nine member churches contributed choirs and sponsors included British Nuclear Fuels and Bechtel. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh proclaimed April 25 2002 as Area Together Serving Day. The event supported ACTS emergency utilities prescriptions food and clothing programs with proceeds exceeding 5500.

Mrecount First Baptist Church St. Paul Lutheran Friendship Baptist Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian Second Baptist Memorial Baptist St. John’s United Methodist Mt. Anna Baptist First Baptist British Nuclear Fuels Carolina First Bank Bechtel, Wacken Park Ave Aiken ACTS Jesus Christ

Improved theaters needed for Aiken city

Aiken residents argue the local theater is dated while peers in similar towns have closed. They urge a modern upgrade with stadium seating digital sound and at least twenty screens to attract crowds and stay competitive.

Aiken Mali Cma Harry Wiswell Aiken

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