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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2004

Page

11

Abduction ends in tragic loss for Dunstan family

An Augusta area pediatric nurse Tamara Dunstan 29 was abducted amid a burglary and found dead in Edgefield County. Her father Dr David Cundey a noted cardiologist and pioneer at Aiken Regional Medical Centers mourns as police reveal Ronald Burke 25 helped locate the grave. The family and community extend prayers.

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Aiken Standard Editorial Staff Names

The Aiken Standard lists staff members including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and several correspondents such as Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson with affiliated email domains and outlets.

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United Nations role in Iraq democracy plan debated

With June 30 approaching, President Bush cites Brahimi as the broker for Iraq sovereignty and a UN led transition. The piece notes skepticism from U S officials and Iraqis like Ayatollah Sistani, urging a UN scheduled caretaker government and elections to curb violence and build legitimacy.

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Why America Has Not Seen a Second 9 11 Attack

The piece examines why no domestic terrorist attack occurred in the United States since 9 11 while al Qaida remains active globally. It weighs factors such as deterrence, political dynamics, domestic laws like the Patriot Act, and the impact of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan on al Qaida's capacity, suggesting multiple plausible explanations and urging reflection on future policy and public sentiment.

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Community of Aiken Supports Visitor in Time of Need

A Boston couple visiting Aiken for property research received broad aid after the husband fell ill. Church volunteers, the St Vincent DePaul Society, hospital staff, and local residents provided transportation, errands, and prayers during a stressful stay, with thanks to the Ramada Inn staff and other donors. The writer praises the community for acts of kindness and blessings.

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Aiken Backers Endorse African American History Center

A local Realtor praises the Center for African American History Arts and Culture as a top South Carolina project. The center will house artifacts and hands on exhibits, attracting tourists and enriching residents, from retirees to new families, by enriching cultural opportunities.

Patrick Washington, DC Aiken Center For Southeast Airien Aikenites

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