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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2001
Page
4
The passage compiles quotes from President Bush Prime Minister Blair Osama bin Laden and others praising or commenting on the Afghanistan campaign. It includes reactions from defense leaders Congress members and media figures amid the early war period. It shows varied reactions from support to concern about casualties and targets.
The fragment lists Scott B. Hunter and Jeffrey B. Wallace as publishers and advertising director Art Zappa, with Ellen Priest as business manager and Timothy E. O Brian as managing editor.
A year after the USS Cole bombing kills 17, families like Sharla Costelow's keep memory alive. Yemen's cooperation gaps hinder FBI inquiries while references to Osama bin Laden frame a broader war on terror. Costelow honors Richard Cole, whose Arlington burial symbolizes a persistent demand for accountability and action.
A reflection on fatherhood celebrates its joy across generations. Robert Grant in Aiken learned his biological father is 87, meeting his dad after years apart, while the author announces his son-in-law Carter Davis Copeland becoming a father, cherishing the lifelong bonds of family and parental love.
Dr. Charles L. Crawford argues letters that the SRS plant has surpassed goals for filling glass stabilized radioactive waste canisters. He contends reports implying immediate offsite shipment to a federal repository are misleading since all current and near term containers are stored on site in engineered glass waste storage buildings in South Carolina. He notes Yucca Mountain remains under study since 1987 with a multi‑year licensing and construction timeline before any federal repository could accept waste, likely delaying offsite shipment for many years.
A South Carolina endorsement says State Senator Joe Wilson is the best choice to carry on Congressman Spence’s legacy. The advocate cites Wilson’s defense stance, National Guard service, and leadership in the State Senate as proof he will guide the district and nation through dangerous times.
The Aiken Standard welcomes reader letters. All letters are subject to editing and condensing. Address Letters to The Editor at the Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29801. Email jwallace aikenstandard.com and fax 803 648 6052.
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