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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2001
Page
4
A quotation from Lillian Smith, an American writer and social critic, asserts that education is a private matter between the individual and the world of knowledge and experience rather than something bound to school or college.
Editorial urges U S and Russia to cut long range warheads toward 1 750 to 2 250 each, note current totals near 6 000 per side and 900 tons of weapons grade material. Calls for clear plutonium disposal plans at Savannah River Site and funded projects to neutralize plutonium to protect future generations.
The fragment lists Allen Standard Scott B Hunter rentor Jeffrey B Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant Pressroom Supervisor James R Bennett Jr Systems Manager J David Boyd. It appears to be a payroll or masthead style staff lineup for a newspaper edition.
Secretary Powell and Secretary Rumsfeld coordinate reassurance as President Bush addresses the nation. Britain gains praise for submarines in the Arabian Sea. The piece lists 80 nations backing the US with diplomacy or force, noting concessions from allies and cautions from rivals. It also covers regional debates, infrastructure plans, and community thanks in Aiken and Augusta.
A proposed alternate route for the Bobby Jones Expressway extension would divert funds to a path benefiting more residents and businesses across South Carolina. While the river to between North Augusta and Clearwater to I 20 plan helps North Augusta traffic, critics say the current route would prioritize truck movement over broader local needs.
The White House seeks Hollywood help to win global hearts and minds, led by Karl Rove who met with industry leaders to push seven themes. The proposal urges self restraint on violence and vulgar language, arguing film culture shapes world views and national image more than government propaganda.
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