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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 2001

Page

4

Our View on the Long War Against Terrorism

The piece argues the U S battle against terrorism is just and overdue. It details Taliban refusal to surrender Osama bin Laden after evidence of guilt and outlines a long campaign combining ground force action, coalitions, diplomacy, and humanitarian aid to weaken Taliban rule and bring bin Laden to court or pay for his actions. It stresses the war will be lengthy, not always dramatic, and requires staying the course.

United States Afhanistan Osama bin Laden New York Washington Pennsylvania Taliban bin Laden Bush Afghanistan Great Britain America

Aiken Standary Publisher Scott B Hunter and Wallace Ad Director

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and advertising director Jeffrey B. Wallace are named in connection with Aiken Standary. The notice lists their roles and involvement in the publication’s operations and advertising leadership.

Trade Promotion Authority risk to Congress and workers

The Bush administration pushes Trade Promotion Authority or fast track to seal new international trade deals with a yes or no vote by Congress. Critics warn that free trade drives income loss for most US workers, widens inequality, and erodes protections while NAFTA and WTO expand corporate rights and environmental rollbacks.

Washington Pentagon John Ashcroft Trade Promotion Authority Bush Congress Americas Robert Zoelick NAFTA WTO Earth

New York mayoral race shifts as Giuliani eyes exit

The race centers on Giuliani's future and the two Democrats Mark Green and Fernando Ferrer. Ferrer joins former Mayor Ed Koch in backing a stand against a renewed term, while Green faces criticism for praise of Giuliani. Racial voting and party dynamics shape the runoff as voters weigh unity versus division.

New York City Rudolph Giuliani Giuliani Michael Bloomberg Mark Green Bronx Borough Presid Fernando Ferrer Green Ferrer al Sharpton Bozo Ed Koch Koch New York World Trade Center

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