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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2002
Page
4
A collage of quotes covers GOP strategy and a governor’s mansion plan, race relations at Denny’s, litter pickup in Aiken, a Sage Valley golf project, IRS tax warnings, Retief Goosen’s BellSouth Classic win, a Taiwan tanker dog rescue, child smuggling concerns, Hootie Johnson’s course changes, John Daly’s career highs and lows, Wanda Gipp’s dog sense, and early Masters participation remarks by Bobby Knowles.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor, Art Zappa as Advertising Director, Ellen Priest as Managing Editor, Timothy E. O Briant as Production Director, Phillip Yates and Deborah Dyches as Systems Manager, J David Boyd as Customer Service Manager, and Letitia Jefferson in a related staff role.
A Sunday letter discusses childhood obesity as a growing issue and promotes the B.O.D.Y. program Beat Obesity During Youth led by Miss Greater Kershat. Cheri Watkins authored the article highlighting why parents should engage with the cause and learn more via Allison Kotowski’s note referencing a personal website.
Please send your letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 For electronic submissions email swallace at aikenstandard com Or fax to 803 648 6052
A personal reminiscence recalls growing up in Canterbury Court Notting ham Drive in Aiken during the 1960s. Cap Jones, a World War II veteran and Masters volunteer, has died just as Masters week begins, prompting reflections on neighbors, families, and shared memories.
Washington column notes tax rules favor single earners while most mothers work, creating a marriage penalty. It cites 70 percent of married women in the workforce and 60 percent of mothers with children under six, and explains how brackets and payroll taxes reduce benefits for working wives.
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