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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2002
Page
11
The editorial notes continued price cuts and longer hours failed to lift Christmas sales amid a sluggish Palmetto State economy. It cites government revenue declines and delayed forecasts, urging individuals and families to work hard, support their communities, and display resilience in tough times.
Advertising director Jeffrey B Wallace, art director David Hoye, and business manager Ellen C Priest are named in a notice referencing Siena and Philip Yates with ties to Allen Standard and Art Zappa.
A critique of Bush executive orders aiding faith based and community organizations argues the plan pressures religious bodies with government funds and allows discrimination in hiring. The piece warns that faith groups may be co opted by political gain and urges protecting separation of church and state.
The writer disputes a front page article from the December 18 2002 Aiken Standard about miniature horses. She asserts the SPCA removed horses from William Buff in Windsor, not Miss Croy, and alleges Miss Croy funded care, arranged transfers, and that Frank McCarthy's group received horses. She accuses misrepresentation and calls for correction.
A writer recalls a bustling St Louis Christmas shop and a church sermon urging that God spoke to humanity in the incarnate Word. The piece parallels a Philadelphia airport moment of unity with a child uniting strangers, and emphasizes Christmas as a universal, gracious message.
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