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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 2007

Page

9

Editorial Chief Justice must follow law and set example

A letter criticizes Chief Justice Jean Toal for leaving the scene of an accident at Columbia Metropolitan Airport and returning hours later after a summons was issued. The writer urges accountability and urges her to leave contact information in public, arguing the chief sets an example for all.

Jean Toal Ter Ms. Toal Columbia Metropolitan Airport

Masters memories for a chilly first experience

In 1963 I witnessed Arnold Palmer from a distance at the Masters but Gene Littler, nicknamed the Machine, stood by me in the soggy early rounds. Homero Blancas helped shield me from rain as Littler navigated a difficult day with a near par. The cold and wet day left an imprint of Masters memories.

Arnold Palmer Gene Littler Arnie Littler Homero Blancas Gene the Machine Arie

Aiken Standard Staff Directory Update

The document lists contact roles and email conventions for editors, advertising, business, news, production, circulation, and management at the Aiken Standard including names like Jeffrey B. Wallace Timothy E. O Briant and Michael W. Gibbons with misformatted emails.

Don't judge John Edwards by his difficult decision

In a personal reflection Lynn Feigenbaum compares public scrutiny of Elizabeth Edwards breast cancer with a private ALS journey. She recalls caring for her husband David, who died after years of illness, noting how a family adapts while continuing work and life. She questions whether Edwards should lead while facing illness.

John Edwards Terri Schiavo Abraham Cherrix Elizabeth Edwards David Lou Gehrig Johns Hopkins Als Clinic Baltimore Madame Defarge Elizabeth Edwards

Do Not Take the Bait Over Iran Crisis

The Miami Herald argues against escalatory action after Iran seized British sailors. It warns such moves would rally Iranians behind an unpopular leader, aid Tehran's nuclear aims, and suggests diplomacy must stay primary despite U.S. naval posturing and Security Council sanctions.

Britain United States Iran Ahmadinejad Security Council Tehran U.S

Letters to the Editor From Aiken Standard Readers

Readers are invited to submit concise letters under 200 words on any topic. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length and should be sent to Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard with the provided mailing address, email, or fax line.

Aiken Aiken, S.C Aikenstandard

Sovereignty at risk from NAU and international accords

A letter argues the Security and Prosperity Partnership and related deals threaten U.S. sovereignty. It claims NAFTA FTAA NAU and UN plans erode the Constitution and Declaration, urging a return to constitutional government or a new party to undo CFR and United Nations influence.

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