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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2007
Page
7
Zach Johnson claimed his first major by firing a final round three under par 69 at Augusta. He outlasted Tiger Woods Retief Goosen and Stuart Appleby as brutal winds and cold conditions produced a Masters remembered for hardship and a winning score of one over par.
On a 40 degree Good Friday morning ZTA members at Plum Pudding outside Laurens Street and Richland Avenue rocked for 24 hours to raise funds for Susan G. Komen Foundation aiming for a $3000 goal. They urged self exams and early detection.
The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Scot Newcom Managing Editor Michael W. Gibbons and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with contact emails for the local paper's management team.
Column warns Rosie O Donnell risks career by accusing the United States of 9 11 inside job and backing Iran, fueling backlash as critics call her views hateful and damaging to The View and Disney ABC. The piece contrasts past theater with current personal attacks and discusses potential consequences for sponsors and network.
John Rainey argues South Carolina must amend the Constitution to require exemplary education to secure the state’s economic future. He faults a Circuit Court ruling and urges legislators and the Superintendent of Education to push the change, calling for public action now.
Readers are invited to send letters about issues of concern, with a limit of 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length. Email and a fax line are provided for sending thoughts to the newspaper for possible publication.
A letter criticizes General Peter Pace for opposing gays serving openly in the military. It cites biblical verses and quotes Pace on immorality, arguing morality and conscience guide views on homosexuality, and praises Pace as head of the armed forces during Easter.
New Orleans residents who endured Katrina reflect on the hurricane’s aftermath through a letter to the editor. An elderly lady's guidance offers enduring lessons for today’s children on resilience and community care.
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