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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2004
Page
11
Times Square welcomed 750000 revelers for 2004 as snipers watched from rooftops and helicopters circled. A no-fly zone and heavy police checks reflected post 9/11 security costs. The piece argues freedom incurs ongoing expenses and vigilant safeguards.
The text lists staff roles and email handles for the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B Hunter Business Manager Ellen C Priest and Circulation staff. It reads like an internal contact roster with multiple names, roles, and domain addresses.
A reflective roundup names notable figures and groups across politics entertainment and activism. It criticizes antiwar activists, illegal workers suing employers, MALDEF actions against Virginia colleges, Michael Jackson legal troubles, John Kerry’s Iraq vote stance, and Bill Janklow’s fatal crash verdict, noting public backlash and legal consequences.
The piece warns that the six months to June 30, 2004, are pivotal as eight U.S. Army divisions rotate in Iraq and Afghanistan. It notes the CPA under Bremer will extend civilian tours, push elections, build security forces, and oversee an $18 billion reconstruction while insurgents target convoys and elections.
A letter accuses Democrats led by Howard Dean of exploiting mad cow fears to attack President Bush. The writer ridicules Dean and the party for blaming the administration on an unforeseen issue. He mocks political maneuvering and hints at switching away from Fox News.
A reader defends those who attend church only once or twice a year, arguing true Christlikeness is in heart over weekly presence. They urge welcome to infrequent attendees and warn against judging others by how often they attend Mass. The piece condemns resentful behavior and emphasizes inclusion and genuine faith.
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