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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2001
Page
4
A concise ancient quotation from Agesilaus II, king of Sparta, reflecting on memory and the notion that deeds define one’s monument. If a worthy act exists, it creates lasting remembrance. otherwise, monuments fail to preserve memory.
State budget cuts threaten Aiken County School District USC Aiken and Aiken Technical College with losses of 2.7 million, 500 thousand, and 400 thousand respectively. Administrations froze unfilled positions and prepared for tighter funds while officials anticipate program curtailments and possible tax or tuition increases in a lean 2002 2003 fiscal year.
Cantor Armothy E. O'Brian. Dp . .ressroom supervisor James R. Bennett Jr caystems Manager J. David Boyd.
An investigative report explores how anthrax spores could be created on a budget and found in a home setting. The piece questions who is driving panic over these deadly attacks and whether a lethal cloud could threaten communities.
Editors urge Aiken voters to support two at large council seats with two Democrats and two Republicans on the ballot. The top two vote getters win, and voters may choose one candidate from each party. The letters praise Wilkins Byrd and Pat Canning and warn against misinformation from Smart Growth candidates.
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told The London Telegraph that Britain and the United States should consider a large scale chemical and biological assault on civilian targets by Osama bin Laden's group. He argued a nuclear option could deter the Taliban and save American lives, citing Truman's use of nuclear weapons in World War II as a precedent and warning of the consequences of inaction.
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