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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 2003

Page

11

Jaycees Bring Fair to Aiken With Food Fun and Fun

The Western Carolina State Fair sponsored by the Aiken Jaycees runs Thursday through Saturday at the U S 1 fairgrounds. Notables Joe Nichols The Tams and Darryl Worley will perform. Proceeds fund Camp Hope and a Christmas shopping tour for low income children. The event draws tens of thousands from South Carolina and Georgia and supports community aid.

Western Carolina Aiken Jaycees U.S. 1 North Jaycees Joe Nichols the Tams Darryl Worley South Carolina Georgia

Tiger attack deemed inevitable in Siegfried and Roy incident

The Las Vegas Mirage show faced a tragic 600 pound tiger attack on Roy Horn. The event halted the act as experts note wild animals remain inherently unpredictable despite training. The authors argue such accidents are inevitable when humans seek to control wild beasts.

Roy Horn Siegfried Roy America Mirage Hotel Las Vegas Man Beast

Aiken Standard Names Studio Leadership and Staff

The document lists key personnel at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Jeffrey B. Wallace, Arthur T. Zappa, Business Manager Ellen C. Priest, Circulation Director Timothy E. O’Brian, Phillip Yates, Newcom Systems Manager J. David Boyd, and Letitia Jefferson.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C., Priest

Should Congress Open ANWR to Drilling

Opinion urging Congress to remove political barriers and allow oil and gas exploration in Alaska's Coastal Plain. Argues ANWR could supply billions of barrels, reducing imports for years, with technology minimizing environmental impact and a history of support from lawmakers and agencies.

Washington Congress Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge America ANWR Energy Information Agency ANWA U.S Saudi Arabia Carter Alaska Coastal Plain Prudhoe Bay Clinton Department of Energy

Drilling in Arctic Refuge Seen as Precedent Setting Detour

Opinion piece argues Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling would set a dangerous precedent, threaten the 1.5 million acre coastal plain, harm wildlife and native communities, and distract from sustainable renewables and energy security. Authors include H. Sterling Burnett and Brooks Yeager.

Prudhoe Bay Tom DeLay Texas Refuge GOP Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Arctic Refuge Yosemite Grand Canyon Arctic United States Arctic Wildlife Refuge H. Sterling Burnett National Center For Policy Analysis Brooks Yeager

Leaking secrets and the politics of truth in Washington

The piece critiques the Bush administration for secrecy and the Valerie Plame outing, arguing leaks are vital to democracy. It cites Daniel Ellsberg’s Pentagon Papers warning, laments media complicity, and warns that eroding leaks risks governance and checks and balances.

Richard Nixon Valerie Plame CIA Joseph Wilson Oval Office George W. Bush U.S Cheney Energy Task Force Camp X-ray Plame’s Washington Wilson Daniel Elisberg Bush Iraq Elisberg Pentagon Congress

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Editorial Aiken Scott B. Hunter Timothy E. O’brian Phillip Yates Directcor Newcom J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Alaskan Wildlife White House U.S. Geological Survey Art
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