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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2001
Page
4
A quotation by King Baudouin I reflects on America as a mosaic rather than a melting pot, praising how diverse nations keep their individuality while contributing to a unified national pattern. The note frames immigration as enrichment of the American socio cultural fabric.
Aiken County schools posted high PACT marks with seven schools likely to earn excellent ratings and many more at good or above average. Yet middle school language arts and math lag and 25 to 35 percent of grade 3-8 students fall below basic. District and community vow continued improvement.
The Aiken Standard lists key staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa and other management and operations personnel. The page records roles such as pressroom supervisor, systems manager, and office leadership.
A column argues that the Tuesday death of moral equivalency signals a shift in US policy to pursue terrorism anywhere, criticizing media bias, political spin, and calls for a tougher, uncompromising approach. It reflects on Israel, the Middle East, and the need to confront enemies decisively.
Gertie Lott of Graniteville argues that the local option sales tax ballot in Aiken County was legally binding and democratic, while North Augusta, Aiken, and the County Council seek to modify its terms through a friendly suit. She warns that altering the outcome after voting undermines democracy and trust in government.
A journalist describes witnessing the 9 11 attacks in New York City. He notes the vast death toll possibly exceeding 2500 and the overwhelming fear as towers collapsed and chaos spread. He contrasts hospital admissions with the grim arithmetic of casualties.
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