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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2004
Page
15
Editorial calls for a primary seat belt law in South Carolina, arguing liberty is a privilege and buckle up to save lives. Cites 11 fatal crashes in Aiken this year, eight unbelted riders, including three high school students, urging senators to reconsider next session.
Opinion column argues Kerry’s row with Vietnam medals is less significant than his postwar actions. It cites his Senate testimony on war crimes, later backtracking, and alleged sympathy with communist Vietnam, urging accountability for his stance since 1971.
Dr. Fred Davison died after months battling esophageal cancer. A former University of Georgia president and noted veterinary researcher, he chaired CNTA since 1994 and promoted nuclear technology education. Survived by wife Dianne, three children, and nine grandchildren.
A list lists the newspaper staff including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey Wallace and Managing Editor Timothy O Briant. Other names include Arthur Zappa Ellen Priest Phillip Yates and J David Boyd with circulation and production roles noted.
A bipartisan delegation led by Rep. Rogers and Rep. Etheridge visits Qatar Jordan and Hungary to assess efforts against terrorism. They witness Iraqi surveys in Camp As Sayliyah and the FBI Command Post in Baghdad, training of Iraqi police in Jordan, and the National Bureau of Investigation in Hungary as parts of a broader coalition strategy to deter threats and rebuild Iraqi institutions.
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