Gussie Kennerly Johnson 87 aiken educator and philanthropist dies
Gussie Kennerly Johnson of Wagener died December 21 at age 87, leaving a lasting imprint on South Carolina. A Columbia College alumna with an USC master's in school administration, she led Eustis Park Elementary School in Aiken. She helped found the Henhouse Ministry aiding charitable causes, earned the Order of the Silver Crescent and the Palmetto, and was active at Wagener United Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Laurie E. Johnson, daughter Leah Lake, and other relatives.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Brief Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites concise Letters to the Editor with writer signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification Letters may be edited and condensed and submissions limited to one letter every 30 days.
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Aten Standard Publisher Firm Masthead Details
The Aten Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher with Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor and Art Zappa as Advertising Director. Business Manager Ellen C. Priest is named alongside staff members Manecine Pate and Timothy Er OvBlan 2 in the masthead.
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Politically correct holidays sparks school clash
A Massachusetts classroom faced a clash over Christmas imagery when a student’s Little Golden Book The Christmas Story was halted for fear of religious offense. A New York superintendent ordered removal of Christmas and Hanukkah art including Nativity scenes, igniting debate over what constitutes political correctness.
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Roh Moo Hyun elected amid U S South Korea strains
South Korea elected Roh Moo Hyun, vowing independence from Washington and closer talks with North Korea. His stance, amid protests over a SOFA death case, threatens the long standing U S alliance as Washington weighs how far to bend to Seoul's shift toward Pyongyang.
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Bush backs missile defenses to guard America
The president orders fielding a basic missile defense system arguing it would let Americans sleep more securely amid new global threats. He recalls Cold War fears and notes technological progress while urging vigilance to prevent waste and ensure accountability.
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