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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2003

Page

7

Scientists honored for distinguished 2003 awards

Dr Major C Thompson and Paul S Hebert received the 2003 Distinguished Scientist Award from CNTA for decades of contributions in radiochemistry and mechanical engineering. Thompson led uranium separation research at SRS, while Hebert's Du Pont innovations improved waste classification and saved 60 million. Both are retired CNTA consulting scientists.

Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness Major C. Thompson Paul S. Hebert CNTA Thompson Aiken SRS Bill Reinig Hebert Martinez du Pont Co Reinig Westing‘house Savannah River Company Herbert America

Aiken Standard Staff Directory Fragment

A partial listing shows positions and names for the Aiken Standard staff including publisher editor business manager and production director. The fragment includes roles such as advertising and circulation director and notes personnel like Dr Arthur T Zappa Ming Edi Timothy E O Briant and Letitia Jefferson.

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

Halloween Reflections and Oz Themed Lessons

A reflective piece links Halloween to its roots with Druids and symbols like leaves pumpkins and cats. It cites The Wizard of Oz to teach that courage brains and heart come from within through effort and virtue, urging meaningful costumes and inner growth by grace.

Druids Britain Dorothy Kansas Scarecrow Lion Tin Man Crow

Guarding U.S. Military Gear Faces Border Entry Strife

An illegal Canadian truck driver, Raymond Levesque, was stopped in Maine while transporting U.S. Army Humvees from Texas to Limestone National Guard facility. Authorities cite lax security, misaligned bills, and undocumented workers as potential risks to military shipments.

Canada Maine U.S Texas Army National Guard Houston Maine National Guard Limestone Department of Homeland Security Raymond Levesque U.S. Border Patrol Levesque Fort Fairfield Alain Normand Rachel Gagnon MTMC Corinthia Libby Gary Cleaves Maine National Guard Maintenance Center Cleaves National Guard Border Patrol New York State House Nancy Pelosi Homeland Security

Letter writers clash over Smart Growth and local politics

A reader defends Dick Smith and Smart Growth Aiken against harsh accusations by Mr. Wall and others. The letter praises Lessie Price for speaking up at the City Council meeting about feeling threatened, clarifies no one named, and commends Dick Smith's efforts to seek unity and goodwill in the community.

Don Sprawls Smart Growth Mullins Dick Smith Mr. Wall Lessie Price Ed Grobbe Planning Commission Wall Ms. Price Smart Growth Aiken

Visitors praise Aiken for hospitality and art exhibit

Patricia Lavins of Vero Beach, Florida, recounts relocating plans to Aiken inspired by the Horseplay outdoor art display. She commends Olive Oils, Amanda's, Maria's wait staff, Al Brackman of Woodside Plantation, and the Reserve Club chef for hospitality and memorable experiences during the visit.

Aiken Dave Marlene Jones Town and Country Olive Oils Amanda Maria al Brackman Woodside Plantation Woodside Marcia Reserve Club Patricia Lavins Vero Beach Fla

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Editorial Scott B. Hunter Ming Edi Timothy E. O’briant Phillip Yates Newcom J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson Ine Pyles A Ag Fred Andrea First Baptist Church Michelle Malkin Creators Syndicate
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