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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2001
Page
4
Editorial notes growing flag display after Sept 11 attacks and outlines proper flag etiquette. It cites upright standards from the U S code for vertical display over streets and flags on vehicles. It urges citizens to fly the flag with respect and pride, saying freedom remains a sign of liberty.
The column labels Hillary Clinton's conduct during Bush's congressional address as abominable, detailing perceived petulance and disengagement. It argues her actions contrast with empathetic public service and suggests political motives amid 9 11 terror and disaster relief debates.
June H. Cannon of Aiken thanks four Red Cross nurses Carolyn Sandy Shanna and Mary and volunteers who staffed the Aiken Blood Donor Center from early morning through late night after the Tuesday terrorist attacks. Their professionalism spirit and deep caring are highlighted.
Roberta Tim expresses gratitude to staff at Aiken Regional Medical Center and Carolina Cancer Center for Ben Timmerman's cancer treatment. She thanks doctors Anselmo L. Arthur Gary Fischbach R P Goe towski Wayne T. Frei Dieter Voegele Jack Ratliff and nurse Sandy for compassionate care on floors two three and four and in the ER. Her family is forever grateful.
The letter argues Richard Smith, daughter of a US Army colonel, can offer breadth from world living and Foreign Affairs experience. It questions the idea that newcomers lack stake in local politics and praises Smith as mature and knowledgeable for Aiken’s council.
A reader argues zoning abolishes property rights, citing Communist principles and taxes as rent. The letter urges abolishing zoning to preserve owner rights, claiming government control benefits its power and ignores neighbor rights.
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