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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2001
Page
4
Public figures and officials quote on terrorism, Afghanistan, education trends, fears in America, and international diplomacy. The remarks span Chelsea Clinton on Sept 11, defense, university concerns, fundraising for fire services, a birth, Peter Yarrow on fear, Al Sharpton commentary, and George Bush on meeting Putin.
The Aiken Standard announces staff roles including editor Scott B. Hunter, advertising director Jeffrey B. Wallace, business manager Art Zappa, and managing editor Ellen Priest. Other listed roles include pressroom supervisor Timothy E. O Briant and systems manager James R. Bennett Jr.
A letter to the Aiken Standard questions South Carolina sports focus and advocates for Clemson University highlighting its prominence in the state. The writer criticizes the paper for elevating a single university in coverage.
The Aiken Standard invites reader letters addressed to Letters to the Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Send emails to swallace at aikenstandard com and fax to 803 648 6052 Letters may be edited for length and clarity and condensed as needed for publication.
Allan Gurganus visited USC Aiken for the James and Mary Oswald Distinguished Writers Series. The discussion shifted from Hemingway to squirrels as neighbors shared local horror stories of tree rats eating wiring and wood, with residents recalling encounters from Columbia to Hillsboro and plans to gather more animal lore for future gatherings.
Venice Florida residents recount Oct 24 near Aiken where Lee Roy and Anna Bruce aided a stranded motorhome crew. Harold Robinson of RAMCO and others quickly arranged parts, loaned a car, and guided repair, turning a crisis into a heartfelt Good Samaritan tale with lasting gratitude.
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