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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2004
Page
15
The council approves an $8 million project at the Savannah River Research Campus to build a 59,000 square foot facility for hydrogen fuel research. Savannah River National Laboratory scientists will collaborate with universities and automakers, aiming to advance future fuel technology.
The listing identifies staff roles and emails for the Aiken Standard newspaper. It includes publishers editors managers and circulation staff with their names and company domains. Interactive positions cover publisher editor business manager managing editor and circulation systems staff.
The Iraqi Survey Group confirmed that an artillery shell containing sarin was detonated in an IED aimed at U S troops. The weapon’s existence challenges claims of no stockpiles, yet major newspapers and networks gave the story little attention while focusing on Abu Ghraib and other Iraq coverage.
Jim Wright writes on American ideals once seen as universal good will. He recounts Abu Ghraib abuses and U.S. conduct in Iraq, warning these actions erode credibility, spark Middle East hatred, and threaten democratic aims. He asks who sanctioned torture and why abuses continued. He then uses Samson as a cautionary metaphor for lost national strength and virtue.
Joan Sundt of Aiken urges the paper to elevate national and world news over local items and golf triumphs, arguing government coverage deserves front page prominence. She notes Lindsey Graham story and other non local items as evidence of misplaced editorial focus.
Carl Langley urges support for Carlton in the coroner race describing him as highly qualified and compassionate. He rebuts attacks over office vehicles and notes Sue Townsend’s widow Skip Townsend endorsed Carlton, arguing the coroner’s office acts independently of county administration.
The Aiken Standard received belated thanks for covering the Weeks Tennis Center Boys High School Tournament. Appreciation was extended to Betsy Barber, Mary Barber, Mike Biddle, coaches Randy Lambert, Mark Bolton, Mike Hicks, Dan Pippin, Tom Johnson, and Chick-Fil-A for providing food, scoreboard use, host duties, and overall support.
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