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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2001
Page
4
Editorial notes Masters Week detours tourism and family life as schools close for the event. The Masters draws visitors from afar to Augusta National, fills hotels, fills restaurants, and brings world attention to this corner of the South with media coverage across TV radio and internet.
The Aiken Spring Classic Horse Show opens at Aiken Horse Park on Audubon Drive April 19 20 and 26 29. It brings A rated horses from the Southeast Midwest New England and Canada with proceeds aiding the Aiken SPCA and Aiken Community Playhouse.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and editor Jeffrey B. Wallace with Ellen C. Priest as circulation director Garth R. Groshan as managing editor Timothy E. O'Brian in a newsroom staffing note James R. Bennett Jr. also serves in editorial roles.
The piece argues that money drives U S politics and favors hard money over soft money bans. It urges deeper reform beyond tightening limits, notes the influence of big donors on leaders and presidents, and calls for public funding and media equal-time to restore democracy.
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School Band directed by Joe Ferguson earned an Excellent rating at a Batesburg concert festival. This marked the first competition for the school since 1996, with students navigating multiple directors and substitutes before Ferguson led them to success.
Robert L. Gilbert rebuts Hubert Baker's defense of an immortal soul. He argues scripture shows spirit means breath of life and that the dead know nothing, with Lazarus parable and Luke 23 43 cited to deny eternal consciousness. Gilbert asserts only God has immortality per Tim 6 16 and calls for reformation.
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