Woods Dominates Masters For Third Green Jacket
Tiger Woods clinched his third Masters title at Augusta National, finishing three strokes ahead after four steady rounds. Retief Goosen faltered on opening holes as Woods proved unbeatable. The win cements Woods' status as master of the game and marks Arnold Palmer's farewell at the event.
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Local newspaper staff listed for Allen Standard
The Allen Standard announces staff roles including publisher Scott B Hunter advertising director Jeffrey B Wallace and editors Ellen C Priest and Himothy E OBriant. Additional positions include production director Phillip Yates circulation manager Deborah Dyches and customer service manager David Boyd.
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Should U S reduce by 50 percent visas for workers and students
The piece argues for cutting legal immigration to strengthen national security. It cites INS overload, backlog of over 4 million, and fraud, urging limits on family-based admissions and guest workers. It notes concerns about immigrant communities as potential terror safe havens and cites NAS and Borjas reports claiming minimal economic loss from reduced immigration.
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Slashing immigration hurts U S economy
The piece argues that cutting immigration and student visas by half would not improve security and would harm the economy. It cites terrorists mostly using tourist visas, notes a small share of entrants stay permanently, and warns of economic losses across sectors from tourism to tech. It stresses better screening, information sharing, and humane, pro-family immigration policies.
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Aiken airport terminal mocked for style and cost
Readers critique the new Aiken airport terminal funded by a federal grant calling it garish and ill fitting with a marble table and costly chairs. The council approved the deal 3-2 with lawmakers absent. A letter extols Jim Vause as a capable, generous public servant worthy of magistrate consideration.
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The Aiken Standard welcomes letters to the editor and asks for brief letters with the writer signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters are subject to editing and condensing and should be addressed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Send email to swallace aikenstandard com and fax to 803 648 6052.
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