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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2001
Page
4
Kristen Julia Drennen Memorial Scholarship becomes annual. Seven members of the South Aiken Class of 2001 received awards at last Friday’s ceremony, honoring a freshman who started the fund before cancer shortened her life. Beginning next year, one graduate per year will receive the award.
A Memorial Day Festival and parade will be held at the Newberry Street Festival Site at noon featuring a parade a Black Hawk helicopter flyover a Bradley fighting vehicle on display and a speech by Lt Gen Robert D Chelberg. The event is jointly sponsored by the Marine Corps League Aiken Downtown Development Association United Defense True Value Hardware and Rick's Produce.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor with Ellen C. Priest as Business Manager. Timothy E. O Briant serves as Managing Editor and James R. Bennett Jr. as Pressroom Supervisor. J David Boyd is cited as Systems Manager.
Memorial Day is honored as a day to remember brave Americans who sacrificed their lives for freedom. The piece emphasizes civilian sacrifice, rights like free speech and voting, and quotes Churchill on the meaning of freedom.
Opinion piece argues for higher energy prices to curb consumption and spur long term solutions. Supports renewable energy like solar and wind, nuclear potential, and greater conservation while criticizing Bush plan and Cheney ties, urging tougher standards and continued price signals. The author contends shortages and higher costs are necessary to drive behavior change and environmental protection.
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