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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2004

Page

11

NAACP USUAL BOYCOTT MOVES TO AUGUSTA OVER SC FLAG

An editorial condemns the South Carolina NAACP for relocating its annual conven tion to Augusta Georgia to continue boycotting the state over the Confederate flag on the State House grounds in Columbia. It argues the move wastes funds and harms local African American workers and calls for ending the boycott and focusing on broader issues.

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Aiken Standard invites reader letters to editor

The Aiken Standard requests brief letters with signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited and condensed and should be addressed to the Editor at PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or sent by email to swallace aikenstandard com or faxed to 803 648 6052.

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Aiken Standard Staff Directory Summary

A list of names with roles at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott Hunter Editor Jeffrey Wallace Managing Editor Ellen Priest Production DJ Phillip Yates Circulation Scot Newcom and others with email domains on aikenstandard.com. No narrative events or dates present.

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FBI tactics spark leftist outrage over antiwar probes

The piece attacks critics from The New York Times ACLU antiwar activists and Muslim leaders who condemn FBI inquiries into possible terrorism saying agents probe politics and religion to prevent violence. It defends preemptive intelligence gathering while condemning protests linked to extremism.

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The Challenge and Purpose of a College Education

This piece argues education is a heritage and duty not a must, urging students to adjust to campus life, respect authority, and discover self. It cites Toynbee and biblical wisdom, stressing truth, discipline, and living as a unique person made in God’s image.

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Aiken EMS staff thanked for swift care on tough day

Aiken County Emergency Services medics and responders are praised by Paramedic Training Officer Al Gunter for their quick, compassionate action during a medical emergency he experienced while teaching. He credits EMTs Tim James Shawn Danny and staff Lynn Phil Neisha plus officer Sandy for support to his wife and rapid hospital care.

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Stem Cell Research Letter Declares Issue a Non Issue

A letter praising Victor Fricke presents human stem cell research as a non issue for readers. It argues the explanation is clear and should be widely accessible, avoiding partisan spin and promoting public understanding.

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Quotes From Electrician Curator and Coaches Highlight News

A distressed electrician Ralph Guthrie recalls Hurricane Charley destroying his workshop and fleet. Heidi Weingartz discusses efforts to breed rare Steller’s eiders at Seward center Alaska. Martha Karolyi reflects on the U S women gymnasts earning Olympic silver as Romania takes gold and Russia bronze.

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