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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2004
Page
11
Historian Barbara W. Tuchman argues history consists of past events we know, while unknown events lie buried until archaeologists uncover them. She notes the value of evidence shaping our understanding of the past.
Editorial honors C. T. Buddy Coleman Jr. champion of downtown Aiken who worked to revitalize the city’s core. He led the Aiken Downtown Merchant Association, served as Rotary Club president, and helped light the Christmas streets. He died February 7.
A list of staff roles and contact names appears for the Aiken Standard including publishers editors and managers with several email domain fragments and typos. The snippet shows Scott B Hunter Jeffrey B Wallace Arthur Zappa Ellen C Priest Timothy E O Briant Phillip Yates J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson and others.
The piece argues Bush styles himself a compassionate conservative or War President while expanding nonwar deficits. It notes 27 percent rise in discretionary spending, a 521 billion projected deficit, and a costly Medicare drug plan. It critiques tax-cut rhetoric versus spending favors for education and drugs, plus immigration proposals that alienate GOP base.
Dorothy Rich, founder of the Home and School Institute, argues that honor rolls and bumper stickers encourage surface achievement. She warns against cheap shortcuts, noting true advancement requires hard work, evaluation, and ongoing effort by students, families, and schools.
Mattel confirms Barbie and Ken are splitting after 43 years together. Russell Arons says no dramatic fight, Barbie desires change after decades. Ken may search for work as a “prince” while Barbie contemplates a new life at Malibu Beach.
Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan urged Congress to focus on long-term issues as inflation remains low and rates stay near record lows. He noted a $500 billion deficit fueled by recession, tax cuts, and spending, warning political polarization risks future pain financed by foreign central banks.
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