The Day I Noticed Cops Looked Young
A narrator reflects on aging and the moment he realized time has passed as he observes police officers appearing younger. The line captures a shift in perspective on age and society.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
4
A narrator reflects on aging and the moment he realized time has passed as he observes police officers appearing younger. The line captures a shift in perspective on age and society.
Editorial warns of a potential 3 million dollar hit to Aiken County schools from South Carolina state budget shortfalls. The district has a 13 million contingency fund and a hiring freeze, but lawmakers must seek new revenue sources beyond unfunded mandates to protect nearly 25 000 students.
The document lists the Aiken Standard personnel including editor Scott B. Hunter, advertising director Jeffrey B. Wallace, business manager Art Zappa, Ellen C. Priest as managing editor, Timothy E. O Briant as pressroom supervisor, James R. Bennett Jr as systems manager, and J David Boyd in a senior role.
Diane M. T. North argues that wartime measures from World War I echo today as the United States faces terrorism. She cautions that expanded controls risk eroding civil liberties, citing Espionage Acts and mass surveillance, while noting Bush's outreach to Arab Americans contrasts with past abuses.
A reader from Aiken argues that US foreign policy after the Persian Gulf War and through the Clinton years allowed al Qaeda and other terrorists to grow. The writer contends a weak stance toward Iraq and terror enabled threats, calling for a decisive policy shift before any new war.
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