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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
15
The editorial argues that a 9.0 earthquake off Sumatra caused a massive Indian Ocean tsunami killing tens of thousands. It urges global aid of at least 15 million and stronger early-warning systems to evacuate coastal areas and reduce future deaths.
The piece labels the Bush administration report on prescription drug imports as biased and politically driven. It accuses task force members of industry ties and argues independent analysis is needed before Congress acts.
The document lists staff positions at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Managing Editor Production Director Circulation Director Systems Manager and Customer Service Manager with corresponding names and contact handles. It provides roles across management and operational departments for the publication.
A discussion on tsunami risk cites USGS findings that the Atlantic has no plate subduction and no history of Atlantic tsunamis. Experts explain displacement on the sea floor triggered the Indian Ocean event, with large aftershocks and references to past quakes like Charleston 1886.
Column argues Democrats may shift from an uncompromising pro choice position to allow restrictions or parental notification to regain electoral footing. It cites New York Times discussion, quotes Donna Brazile, and critiques Dianne Feinstein's votes while proposing fuller information for women considering abortion.
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Sergeant Manuel Mendoza, an Iraq veteran from Los Reyes Mexico born in 1981, lost both legs in Sadr City and earned U.S. citizenship at Walter Reed. He eyes college, marriage, and a bold future as he undergoes therapy with resilience and inspiring optimism.
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