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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2005
Page
11
Editorial notes that the South Carolina Legislature is considering a bill to end decades of Sunday sales restrictions. The measure would remove 1 30 p m startup limits on many items while preserving alcohol sales and offering a religious accommodation for workers.
The South Carolina Senate passed a bill requiring private insurers to cover mental illnesses like other medical problems. It argues mental and bodily illnesses stem from organic imbalances and that parity would help patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and chronic depression return to functioning society.
The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa and others with titles across operations. It shows department heads and contact lines for management, production, circulation, systems, and customer service.
A series of opinions on the royal wedding contrasts love with past unions and questions about succession. Queen Camilla suggests Charles’s sons should one day be king, while support for the monarchy as a tourism driver is noted.
Margaret Marion of Aiken voices strong criticism of city officials and developers. She denounces traffic, tourism expansion, and perceived conflicts of interest urging reform in the Chamber of Commerce and Parks Department. She advocates limits on bus tourism and a community focused agenda.
Sandy Spence of Cedar Creek Church counters Ms. Jowers in Today's Healthy Woman, arguing Girlfriends Unlimited aims to connect women and deepen relationships through GClubs, not to pursue happiness. She asserts true guidance comes from God, citing 1 Timothy 6:21 and emphasizes sharing the gospel.
A column skewers Jane Fonda for her media presence and past actions. It cites televised interviews and writings as evidence of notoriety, labeling her current retrospectives as publicity seeking. The piece accuses her of profiting from controversy and reiterates wartime betrayals, calling out various media outlets.
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