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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2005
Page
13
Susan Vernon Aiken Golf Supply reports strong Masters week sales with increased out of town traffic. Club repair and regripping drive the busy period while staff stay prepared. Customers seek local course and dining tips and maps from last year are distributed with recommendations.
Editorial urges City Council and homeowners in Aiken to craft a balanced route limit for tour buses. It argues public roads serve all, but residents seek quiet and privacy. A negotiated plan should restrict trips without banning them, then be approved jointly.
The South Carolina General Assembly pursues reforms amid a productive start with Senate rule changes and swift House budgeting. Debates linger on government restructuring, tax cuts, cigarette taxes, belt laws, and education leadership while seeking efficiency and accountability.
The document lists key staff at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with their email aliases.
A reflection attributed to Henri Frederic Amiel, Swiss critic born 1821, suggests inner dissatisfaction fuels unhappiness with others and raises questions about self-critique and personal fault.
A column argues that border weakness and illegal immigration threaten national security. It cites Homeland Security drills in Connecticut and New Jersey, costs of illegal residents, and a Minuteman Project effort, urging vigilance ahead of a potential future attack.
Peggy Ford of Children's Place leads the effort as 499 blue ribbons on a net symbolize abused or neglected children in Aiken County. The speech urges lifelong community responsibility, outlining preventive programs, costs, and ways to volunteer via United Way of Aiken County.
A brief note recalls Pope John Paul I expressing gratitude with the line May God reward you in his last will and testament. Separately a medical expert warns the FDA is cautious about NSAIDs including Bextra Celebrex ibuprofen and naproxen.
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