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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2002
Page
4
A short quotation from Frank Lloyd Wright emphasizes harmony between house and hill. It argues homes should belong to their landscape, not dominate it, suggesting mutual happiness for both. Wright, renowned architect, advocates seamless integration of built form with natural surroundings.
The Aiken Catholic community faces a sex abuse allegation against Monsignor Thomas A Evatt, tied to a 20 year old claim. Authorities in Charleston are investigating while the bishop suspends Evatt and stresses child protection, prompting debate over presumption of innocence amid renewed church scandals.
The masthead lists Allen Stanvard as Publisher Scott B Hunter as Editor Jeffrey B Wallace as Advertising Director Art Zappa as Business Manager Ellen Priest as Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant as Production Director Phillip Yates as Circulation Director Deborah Dyches as Systems Manager J David Boyd as Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson in the staff lineup.
Hoover Institution analysis shows 1988 graduate cost averaged 108730 nationally, with Cleveland Ohio highest at 297282 and Utahs Jordan District at 199. Utahs efficiency tied to higher graduation rates, while Hudsons critique suggests vouchers spur public school productivity.
A reader endorses Gresham Barrett for Congress noting SC lost over 57 000 manufacturing jobs in 1990 to 2000 and another 21 000 since 2000 per state and federal data. The letter criticizes NAFTA and Fast Track, praises Barrett on steel quotas and trade skepticism, and backs him as an independent voice successor to Lindsey Graham.
Jim Klauber is praised as an independent thinker with conservative common sense for the U.S. Congress. The endorsement highlights his privacy positions, support for affordable prescription drugs, and backing of the South Carolina Conservation Bank Act. A Citadel and USC Law graduate, he served a decade in D.C. and 17 years in the National Guard.
A note recalls the passing Saturday of Bill Arra of North Augusta. He supported Jim Whyte through cancer and lingered in the care clinic with Jim and his family. Bill was loved by nurses and friends and admired in the Aiken North Augusta area and at SAS.
Aiken residents and the S C Landowners Association call for historic landmark status for McGhees Mile Track to ensure neighbor and community interests are protected. Critics say review by the Historic Preservation Commission could curb onerous regulation while safeguarding values and quality of life.
Shane Hutto denounces Sen Daschle and Sen Leahy for delaying President Bush's judicial nominees. He argues the vacancies threaten justice, stress federal courts, and urge prompt confirmations for nominees rated well qualified or qualified by the ABA.
The Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor. We request brevity, signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited. Address to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 E mail to Jwallace aikenstandard com Fax 803 648 6052.
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