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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2004
Page
11
Poem excerpt invoking mortality and the fleeting nature of human life. The speaker compares existence to dreamlike substance and dreams ending with sleep, echoing themes of illusion and renewal.
An Asthma and Allergy Foundation report places the Aiken Augusta area as the nation’s second worst for allergy sufferers. The piece notes springtime sneezing and wheezing, pine pollen mess, and local industry targeting allergy remedies. It cautions readers to use Kleenex and medications, as pollens linger into summer and fall.
A ledger of names appears, listing editors and contributors for the Aiken Standard. Included are Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Ebien C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson.
Dr Dan Barron urges public support for South Carolina libraries highlighting their role in education and economic development. He notes SC’s early Internet access in libraries and schools, librarian training at USC SLIS, and calls for renewed funding and community participation.
In a letter, a patient recalls eight days in Aiken Regional Medical Centers from ER intake to discharge praising the compassionate care. The writer mentions several staff members by name including Damina Geiger Angela Jakes Rennie Karen Shirley Michell Arthur Tena Priester Martha Benten Melissa Foster and Dr Preston D Conger Connie Singer Aiken.
Bill Woodward argues that federal intervention in labor disputes since the Wagner Act, Taft Hartley and rising minimum wages have raised costs. He contends unions are infiltrated by bosses, leading to higher prices and offshore labor, urging a political reset and even a write in for John McCain.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to send viewpoints on issues of interest for its Letters to the Editor column. Include contact details, with options to mail, email, or fax submissions to the newspaper.
The piece argues that U S military conduct toward Muslim chaplain James Yee remains under fire from sympathizers including international critics. It links Yee to Guantanamo detainees, notes prior espionage charges and their dismissal, and calls for heightened scrutiny of Muslim chaplains while citing other cases of alleged espionage tied to Muslim personnel.
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