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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2003
Page
11
The piece notes soldiers and sailors are being deployed for the war on terrorism and possibly Iraq. It highlights the often overlooked strain on families left behind with one parent, urging neighbors to assist with child care, meals, and carpooling as a show of community support.
The names Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey Wal lace queuing vanector Art Zappa and others including Ellen C. Priest Ventina Ret allie Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom mer Service Letitia Jefferson appear in a fragmented list of staff titles indicating possible changes in production circulation and management roles at the Aiken Standard.
A partisan tirade denounces federal pork spending from defense to halls of fame and quirky projects. The piece cites Rep. Davis and Sen. Byrd, questions line-item veto limits, and urges citizens to pressure Congress while advocating tax cuts now.
A resident defends a local store at 303 Charleston St arguing there is no liquor license and citing safety incidents to counter a neighbor’s crime free portrayal. The writer praises owner Mr. Kitchings for community help and notes vandalism and theft in the area, urging support for the business.
California Patriot reporters Seth R Norman and Ashley Rudmann claim anonymous gay sex seekers use a campus site to organize high risk encounters in UC Berkeley restrooms with glory holes drilled in stalls. They assert university policy and safety concerns are ignored while activists defend free speech and diversity.
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