Marion Holston remembered as businessman and community figure
Marion Holston of Aiken died February 20 at age 68 after a short illness. Born in Ridge Spring, he moved to Aiken as a child, worked for Du Pont and Westinghouse at Savannah River, ran a seafood restaurant, and formed Brokers Associates Realty. He was active in Friendship Baptist Church, Boy Scouts, and the Royal Aikenites Club.
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Hillary Clinton May Run For U S Senate In New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton reportedly weighs a Senate bid to replace Daniel Patrick Moynihan when he retires in 2000. She is seen as steadfast and capable, though subject to intense scrutiny over Whitewater, the White House travel office, and health care reform. Akron Beacon Journal
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U.S. Senate
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Bush Seeks White House Backed by Republican Governors
Governors rally behind Texas Governor George W. Bush as a leading presidential prospect at the National Governors Conference. The piece notes past GOP patterns with Reagan and Romney, compares Bush’s frontrunner status, and cites Engler and Thompson as fellow governors weighing 2001 candidacy.
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Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
George W. Bush
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Ohio
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Kansas
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John Engler
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Congress
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Wisconsin
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Thompson
Rocky
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New Hampshire
Nixon
Lamar Alexander
Tennessee
Weight of Glory Through Lenten Transfiguration
The sermon reflects on Jesus guiding Peter James and John to a Mount of transfiguration. It links the vision of divine glory with the struggle and burden believers bear, presenting the cross as the path to glory. The writer, pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church, urges readers to seek God in hardship.
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Peter
James
John
God
Harlem
Elijah
Moses
Luke
Paul
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Letter from Aiken County Animal Shelter dispatcher
The shelter handles 450 to 600 animals monthly and many puppies and kittens seek homes. Euthanizing healthy pets is painful. staff cry and have happy adoptions. They urge vaccination, ID tagging for outdoor pets, and spay or neuter to help pets return home quickly.
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Animal Shelter
Aiken County
Lessons From Impeachment Critique Of Perjury And Military Justice
Howard K. Peacock of Aiken argues that the impeachment process reveals that perjury can be narrowly defined and that truth telling under oath is subjective. He claims officials dodge the Fifth Amendment with memory lapses, and critiques military justice as unequal, urging reflection and reform.
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The Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy
Aiken Standard outlines brief letters to the editor requiring signature mailing address and daytime home numbers for verification. It notes letters may be edited or condensed and sometimes limited per writer. Address letters to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial cape.net.
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