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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 2004

Page

15

Traffic light to curb accidents at Ascanga Lake and Ludlow Lake

Senator Tommy Moore announced that the South Carolina Department of Transportation will install a traffic signal at the Ascanga Lake and Ludlow Lake intersection. The decision follows growing North Augusta traffic and local concerns, with DOT stating the light will be added as schedule permits. Residents are urged to report other problem spots to officials.

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Local News Staff Directory Listing

Giken Standard Publisher Scott B Hunter, Editor Jeffrey Wallace, Arthur Zappa, Ellen Priest, Managing Editor Timothy O Briant, Phillip Yates, Scot Newcom, J David Boyd, Letitia Jefferson listed with their emails and roles at the Aiken Standard. Directory notes staff contacts for editorial, management, and reporting.

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Kerry's puzzled Iraq stance sparks voter confusion

Michael Goodwin argues Kerry muddled his Iraq position with inconsistent timetables for withdrawal. He notes the candidate fluctuated from a first term plan to a six month goal while tying any troop reductions to allies, and warns that Bush and Cheney used the confusion to score points.

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McGreevey Resigns Amid Gay Card Accusations and Scandal

A critical column argues Gov. James McGreevey uses his sexuality to dodge accountability amid a web of associates facing graft and influence concerns. The piece links aides and allies to misconduct, and questions religious rhetoric as a refuge for political wrongdoing.

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Recognition for Aiken County Parks summer camp program

A letter thanks the Aiken County Parks and Recreation Department for a summer camp program funded by Coca-Cola and Aiken Electric Co-op that offered four of eight weeks free for families unable to afford fees. The writer notes the staff provided fun and structure aiding children’s transition to school.

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United Nations Plays Major Role in Iraq War

The piece argues that U S actions in Iraq were authorized by the United Nations and cites Bush May 24 2004 speech and Ayad Allawi June 4 2004 address. It contends the conflict moves toward U N led world government and questions constitutional war declaration requirements.

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Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Letters for Viewpoints

The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit brief letters to the editor with signatures and contact details for verification. Include mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers. Letters may be edited and condensed. Send to Letters to the Editor, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email or fax.

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Hurricane Charley echoes in victims’ grim quotes across Florida

Quotes from Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte residents describe deprivation after Charley with lines about no bathing food or water. Israeli minister Hanegbi references prisoner hunger strikes while Lamar Odom praises Puerto Rico as the Olympic team looks toward strong performances.

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