Limehouse aims for Kentucky Derby glory this Saturday
Aiken focuses on Limehouse of Dogwood Stable as the Todd Pletcher trained colt competes in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The Derby, first Saturday in May, draws local pride from Aiken recalling past Dogwood entries and Sea Hero's 1993 victory by Mack Miller.
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Kroger Declined City Debris Removal Funds
The Aiken City Council denied funding to Kroger for debris removal tied to the old Dillard’s demolition. The incentive fund supports businesses replacing aging structures, but Kroger announced plans to rebuild at Pine Log Road before seeking city help, making the request too late under guidelines.
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Kerry blasts Bandar power over oil prices and politics
Mike Reagan quotes criticize Prince Bandar and Saudi clout tied to U.S. oil policy. The column links Bandar's influence to oil supplies, argues environmentalists and Kerry enabled his power by blocking ANWAR drilling, and recalls past energy crises. Reagan’s radio reach is noted.
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Kerry Catholic stance on abortion sparks moral clash
The column questions John Kerry's pledge to keep abortion safe legal and rare. It argues a Catholic politician must align faith with policy, citing Vatican views on Communion and contrasting Califano's conscience guidance. It warns Kerry may face hypocrisy or claim of betrayal of faith.
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Last salute to fallen soldiers raises press clash
The Seattle Times published an image of flag draped coffins returning from Iraq, defying Pentagon bans. Maytag worker Silicio faced firing after the photo, with editor Boardman citing context over antiwar aims. The incident echoes Dover Air Force Base symbolism and debates over national reverence.
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Viewer Concern Over Jack Daniel’s Ads During Braves Game
The writer notes three Jack Daniel’s commercials during a Braves game from 9 to 9 30 pm and questions legality and family suitability. They ask if Turner Broadcasting and the Atlanta Braves promote these ads and call for action. The Rev Larry O Gregory Graniteville signs the letter.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Viewpoints for Letters
The Aiken Standard invites reader opinions for its Letters to the Editor column. Submit letters to Letters to the Editor, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email to swallace at aikenstandard dot com or by fax to 803 648 6052.
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