Our View Dealing With Terrorists Before War in Gulf
An editorial urges a strong U S response to Middle East terrorism led by Saddam Hussein and warns that terrorists allied with Iraq may strike American interests if war starts in the Persian Gulf. It cites Abu Nidal Abu Abbas Yasir Arafat Jibril and Hezbollah as examples and calls for a comprehensive U S strategy to punish terrorists and their supporters.
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Kuwait
Saddam Hussein
Persian Gulf
Jordan
Hussein
Saddam
Middle East
Libya
U.N
U.S
Bush
Iraq
Abu Nidal
Abu Abbas
Palestine Liberation Front
Achille Lauro
Mediterranean
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Letters to the Editor commends Dr Hesse on hospital care debate
A reader defends Dr Ray Hesse for raising concerns about Aiken County Hospital offering high revenue services at a primary care facility. The letter argues for patient care priorities, critiques hospital staffing, and disputes the role of HCA and related political bargains. Other remarks touch on faith and national issues, naming William R Robinson and a P.O. Box address.
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Ray Hesse
Aiken Community Hospital
Ray B. Vaughters Jr
Raymond D. Hesse
Aiken
Dr. Hesse
Madison Avenue
HCA
Aiken County
Raymond Hesse
Aiken Hospital
Aiken County Hospital
Wants To Write Letters To The Editor At Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address for publication. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred and all letters may be edited or condensed.
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Alke
Timing of Invasion: Analysts Debate When War May Begin
Independent analysts dispute mid November timing for a Kuwait invasion. Paul Rogers argues for an earlier air and ground push to oust Saddam, leveraging an amphibious assault and heavy air power while U.S., British, and French forces mass in the region.
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Kano Air Force
Michael Dugan
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Sova
Paul Rogers
Britain
Bradford University
Rogers
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Arabian Peninsula
Saddam
Iran
Kuwait City
United States
Kuwait
America
Mediterranean
Inchon
China Sea
Okinawa
Ke Paul Rogers
Directon
al Hassanahaa
Foc
Subway drunk Francisco Merino wins big legal award
Francisco Merino, a 31 year old Mexican dishwasher, admitted drinking before a subway accident that cost him an arm. A New York Transit Authority judge awarded him 9.3 million dollars for pain, medical costs, and lost wages, to be covered by the transit system and insurers.
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Fancisco Merino
Sevral
Francisco Merino
Francisco
New York
New York Transit Authority
Subway
Transit
Transit Authority
Are Americans Becoming More Callous and Humane Too
A columnist questions whether Americans are less tolerant despite empathy shown to the poor homeless and AIDS victims. He cites backlash against excessive generosity, bans on begging, and ridicule of activism by Carson and Letterman, urging balanced restraint to avoid alienating supporters.
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Nassau
Guamzadt
Kuwait
Wisconsin
Missouri
Roperly
Connie Driscoll
House of Hope
Chicago
Philadelphia Enquirer
New York City
United States
Sacramento
Calif
Johnny Carson
David Letterman
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Aiken Mall
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USA
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John F. Boyette III
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Melanie L. Amey
Aiken Standard
Aike
Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel 8. Holland
Kuyattiy
E'Spotcy
Kuwalte
Londoner
Norman Schw
Ira
Arabia
France
Royko
MK Tribune Media Service
Noddy
Paul Harvey
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