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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 2001

Page

4

Voices in quotes reflect politics crime and war era mood

A collage of quoted remarks features a Georgia inmate asking for food, military praise for Bush pay raises, a soldier at Ft Stewart, a Harrisburg museum official lamenting Civil War narratives, a magistrate critique in Greenville County, Earl Washington Jr. freed after DNA test, a pet burial in Horry County, a New Jersey arrest report, Cuba travel, Ohio gambling critique, and Cardinal Mahony apologizing for a presidential pardon.

Obituary notice for Allen Stanvard publisher Scott Hunter editor

Obituary notice lists Allen Stanvard as publisher and Scott B Hunter as editor with Ellen as managing editor and Timothy O BriAn as managing editor. Jeffrey B Wallace is listed as editor and James R Bennett as pressroom supervisor with J David Boyd as systems manager.

Obllisher Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen Eulato Timothy E. O'Brian James R. Bennett J. David Boyd

Aiken preservationists urge rights to a thriving downtown

A reader defends Aiken preservationists against critics who label them as “old fogies” and argues the group saved key streets, parks, and buildings. The letter recalls actions preventing Laurens Street extension and stabilizing Edgefield Avenue, plus community efforts to restore sites and honor volunteers. It also includes a scathing critique of media sensationalism surrounding a local case and ends with advocacy for teaching creationism in schools.

Aiken Chesterfield Street Laurens Street Hitchcock Woods Whiskey Road Mitchell Shopping Center Edgefield Avenue Art Rose Hill Coker Chafee Springs Richland Avenue Chamber of Commerce Tom Rapp

Residents urge site rethink for Woodside area park near plantation

A letter to the editor argues against placing a high tech business park near Woodside Plantation citing loss of peace and beauty, urging an alternative site and noting local desire for a future golf course addition. The writer urges council to reconsider planning decisions affecting the community’s character and taxes.

Woodside Plantation TeDue Woodside

Hoping for a Last Puff End of Smoking Habit

A narrator reflects on quitting smoking, noting genetics and personal choice. The piece highlights colleagues in a newspaper office attempting to quit, naming Sally Melissa Deb Tim Gerry Lynn Margie and others, and emphasizes health, savings, and family motivation as key factors in giving up cigarettes.

Plymouth Plaza Surgeon General Sally Melissa Deb Tim Gerry Lynn Margie

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James Baughman Trenton S.C Arkansas Walter L. Sharp Bush George Bush Pvt Patrick Metzger Ft. Stewart, Ga George E. Hicks Harrisburg, Pa David Thomas Fountain Inn Greenville County Andie Plumiey Virginia Earl Washington Jr New Jersey Carson Dunbar Eric Jerome Fant Augusta Robert Hodel Florida Cuba Mike Shoemaker Ohio Roger Mahony Allen Stanvard Rth Wade Brodie Iam Makaylia Coleman Kayla God Darwin St. Petersburg Fla Christ Jesus Council Mr. Young Pate Young Randall McKenzie Ms. Pate Phil Napier Willar Hightower Aiken County Ronnie Young Joel Randall Lawana McKenzie Rick Osbon Chuck Smith Susan Pate Louise Stribling Florence S. Weil Teen
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