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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2001
Page
4
The city of Aiken earned the 8.C. Municipal Association Achievement Award for the 12th consecutive year due to two programs. WHOA cleans vacant lots using local youth and DEMO 200 demolishes abandoned buildings with a 200 dollar charge to owners. The effort reduces hazards and educates youth for future employment.
Columbia officials report University of South Carolina President John Palms will not seek the Democratic nomination for the US Senate seat held by Strom Thurmond. He will retire as USC president in June 2002, amid questions about political backlash and succession planning for the university.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B Hunter as editor Jeffrey B Wallace as business manager and managing editor Timothy E OBriant with Ames R Bennett Jr and J David Boyd in systems and staff roles.
The FBI disclosed 3135 pages of case materials not shared during McVeigh's trial, potentially affecting appeals or retrial options. The documents, sourced from 1995 Murrah bombing investigations, raise questions about evidence handling and possible implications for justice, while political and public pressure shape responses and the drive to reassure the public.
Critics accuse the SAT of masking unfairness and cultural bias while supporters argue it remains a valid gauge of verbal ability linked to real world skills. The piece endorses curriculum based tests but defends the SAT as essential for evaluating and guiding educational equity efforts.
Harriet Ridgeway, a longtime Pherisis technician with the Aiken Red Cross Blood Donor Center, announces retirement after more than four decades serving Aiken and South Carolina. Known for going above and beyond, she leaves a social place in readers’ hearts and best wishes for the years ahead.
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