Editorials Saddam emerges as victor
The piece argues Saddam Hussein has manipulated the United States and United Nations to avoid weapons inspections. It urges President Clinton to clarify U.S. strategy toward Iraq, and threatens military strikes if Iraq does not fully cooperate. The editor calls for renewed pressure or escalation to stop Iraq from developing mass destruction weapons.
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Faith and endurance in a survival tale and spiritual growth
A tale of a woman buried two weeks in a snow avalanche shows faith sustaining life and becoming a broader metaphor for spiritual maturity. The piece blends survivor grit with reflections on faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen, citing Cabeza de Vaca to illustrate inner powers and reshaping of the self.
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Andrea
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Cabeza de Vaca
Florida
Pacific Ocean
de Vaca
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Profits Seen Weaker But Not Dismal for 1999
Leon Korobow argues third quarter profits missing last year do not signal a lasting downturn. Weak Asia demand affects basic industries, yet retail and electronics show strength. Labor markets remain tight, capacity rising, and further rate cuts could ease liquidity pressures as Asian recovery approaches.
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Asia
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Letters on Religion and Rehabilitation at Hitchcock
A reader condemns organized religion as indoctrination fueling violence and insists on questioning faith. The letter traces historical bloodshed to religious fanatics, contrasts pastAztec and Mayan rites with peaceful life, and thanks Hitchcock Rehabilitation staff led by Dorothy Brannon for physical therapy aiding Dr Holly H. Woltz.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Aiken Standard
Readers are invited to submit brief letters with signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed. Address letters to Let ters to the Editor Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29902 or email editorial scescape.net
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