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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 2003

Page

9

Bomb attack targets Saddam in Baghdad complex

US warplane dropped bunker busting bombs near al Mansour in western Baghdad believed to host Saddam Hussein and his sons Odai and Qusai. At least two bodies recovered, toll possibly up to 14 as two of Saddam's palaces were also seized and a statue toppled amid coalition operations.

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Allen Standard Publisher Staff Roster Evidences Key Roles

A listing identifies Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor along with advertising production and customer service leads including Ellen C. Priest Letitia Jefferson Timothy E. OBriant J David Boyd and others in executive roles.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest

Army aims to spare civilians as troops defend themselves

The piece argues US forces prioritize soldier safety over Iraqi civilians, noting efforts to limit civilian casualties through precision weapons and legal observation. It cites checkpoint incidents, civilian deaths, and media scrutiny, while defending the right to lethal force when civilians may be combatants or shields.

U.S Central Command Qatar Vincent Brooks Nicole Winfield Associated Press CNN Brooks

Letters to the editor defend Helen Thomas and press freedom

A reader critiques Michelle Malkin for bias and defends the journalist’s role as questioning authority. The letter praises Helen Thomas as a truthful questioner and urges understanding of journalism across the ideological spectrum, arguing for a robust free press.

Michelle Makuin Tom Our Ms. Malkin Helen Thomas Ms.Thomas America Thomas Fleischer Helen ‘Thomas’ Heart Ms. Thomas Heart Ers David Broder William Safire George Will Helen Thomases Michelle Malkins Bob Clyburn Aiken

Obituary Tribute to Helen Patterson Butler of Ninety Six

Stephen V Geddes recalls Helen Patterson Butler known as Madame Butler a longtime Aiken High teacher and French mentor who died at 96 in Ninety Six South Carolina Shorty Butler her husband ran a plumbing business and she educated generations including a notable French club advisor and parishioner in the 1960s at Aiken High.

The Aiken Standard Helen P. Butler Shorty Helen Aiken Senior High Madamme Butler Erskine 6 Hornet Emory Paris Aiken Aiken High Margaret Bobo Virginia McMillan Mrs. Butler Foreign Service Jack Helen Patterson Butler Stephen V. Geddes Aiken

Vote Denied Residents Claim Water Trustee Election Missed

A Hill subdivision resident alleges a water trustee vote was skipped without notice. She says no ballot or meeting notice was given and questions where to pay water bills now, urging legal action to restore voting rights.

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Letters to the Editor policy for Aiken Standard

The notice outlines submission methods for Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard. It provides a mailing box, an email address, and a fax number for readers to send their letters.

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