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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2002
Page
9
The piece questions whether security measures justify expanding government reach. It weighs gun maker testing and fingerprinting weapons against preserving constitutional freedoms. It warns that surrendering rights could empower lunatics to harm more than a few, harming liberty itself.
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant and circulation customer service contacts Letitia Jefferson and Scot Newcom. The roster highlights leadership and support roles.
Robert Zelnick argues that critics who opposed action to curb Saddam Hussein a decade ago warned of mass casualties and regional chaos. He notes Iraqi weapons programs and calls for Security Council backing, while praising potential democracy changes in the Arab world and urging decisive U.S. action.
Columnist outlines two paths for Luizina da Silva after an October runoff. He could ally with Venezuela and Cuba or form a Brazil Chile Mexico coalition to expand trade while maintaining independent U.S. policy. The piece cites Mexican Foreign Minister Castaneda and weighs risks of anti American rhetoric versus pragmatic trade alliances.
A Silver Bluff High parent describes his son’s five day suspension for tardies, claiming the Area 5 Advisory Council, led by AJ Hannah, ignored his appeal and the student’s guilt. The letter accuses the council of a pre decided outcome and neglect of education and exam impact.
quote heavy appeal for Valerie Towles in Aiken County district 2 race. Sutherland criticizes public schools and urges dismantling. endorsement cites Towles as pro education and parent in district.
Frances L. Bell of Windsor criticizes Valerie Smith Towles in a letter published in the Aiken Standard on October 9. She questions Towles stance on taxes and district lines and accuses the school board of drawing Windsor voters from District 2 to District 1, affecting eligibility to vote in the 2004 school board election.
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