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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2002

Page

4

Aiken Opens New Airport Terminal as Growth Gateway

The 1.2 million Aiken Municipal Airport terminal, funded by grants including 200000 from the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission and 900000 from Aiken 20/20 plus Rural Development Association aid, promises to boost corporate meetings and economic development across three industrial parks. Officials say the upgraded gateway could spark further growth by enabling quicker private-plane meetings with potential plant sites.

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Judge Defends Oregon Voter Will Over Federal Ban on Aid in Dying

U S District Judge Robert Jones rejected Attorney General Ashcroft’s move to ban physician assisted death in Oregon finding no law grants the federal government power to dictate medical practice. He underscored Oregonians voted twice to approve the Oregon act and uphold their moral and ethical choice.

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Publication staff roster listing key newsroom roles

The document names Allen Standard Publisher Scott B Hunter Eastor Jeffrey B Wallace A 1 Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates jon Director Deborah Dyches Systems Manager 4. David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson.

Scott B. Hunter Eastor Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates Jon Deborah Dyches David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Would Americans have been better off with a prior warning

A columnist argues that blame for the 9 11 attacks misses the key point that no president could know when or where terrorists would strike. It discusses warnings in 2001, political blame, potential public fear, and the need for long term security measures and public support.

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Terror warnings teach civil liberties lessons

After Sept. 11 the Bush administration claimed privacy must bend for security. Congress passed anti-terror measures expanding search and surveillance powers. New revelations show the attacks were analysis failures not surveillance failures, urging reevaluation of expanded state powers and calls for a public, independent review.

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Klauber Seeks Congress Seat for South Carolina Third District

Jim Klauber, SC State Rep since 1992, seeks the Third District seat. He touts National Guard service, defense stance, and support for SRS MOX funding, a research reactor, and energy park funding. NDP endorses his candidacy citing integrity and military experience.

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Graniteville pool urged to stay open for area youth

Community voices from Graniteville urge Aiken County Recreation Department to fund repairs for the pool on the Aiken Augusta Highway to keep it open this summer. Residents say the pool provides a safe place for children to cool off, learn, and stay out of trouble, asking city and county officials to explore donations and budget transfers.

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