Editorial: Bob Caldwell war hero dies in Aiken
Bob Caldwell Jr a retired Du Pont supervisor and Navy veteran died January 28 at 79 in Aiken He served aboard USS Allen M Sumner during World War II survived a kamikaze strike at Lingayen Gulf and later aided Savannah River Site safety He was active in First Presbyterian Church and Health Physics circles with his wife Jo and three daughters.
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Publisher and editors listed in a newspaper masthead
The document provides names and roles for the publication team including the publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace business manager Ellen C. Priest and others in the pressroom such as James R. Bennett Jr. David Boyd and Timothy E. O Briant.
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Bush tax cut plan framed as fairness and progress
The author defends Bush’s across the board tax cut, arguing the rich already bear most burdens and redistribution harms growth. Citing consumer gains, class mobility, and international examples, the piece contends the plan is modest and overdue, aiming to shift culture toward ambition over envy.
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Aiken Standard Chief Describes Information Business Shift
The Aiken Standard executives discuss expanding beyond newspapers into the information business. They highlight services like commercial printing, the SRS controlled internal publication, Image publications, and the Waikenstandard site with news, classifieds, and ads.
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Homeowner seeks pet insurance mercy over dogs row
A SC resident asks insurers to allow keeping two Doberman Pinschers by offering a waiver for damages. She describes dogs as loving family members and fears losing homeowners coverage after an on site inspection triggers renewal denial. The letter seeks policy flexibility rather than liability for pets.
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Marine Corps League Supports 2001 Aiken Heart Walk
Joria Kotowski praises the Aiken Marine Corps League for their strong community support at the monthly meeting. Members donated beyond expectations, aiding the American Heart Association campaign while also pursuing a building fund drive of their own.
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