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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

19 Jan 2003

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 19, 2003

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11

Groups invoke King's name in causes from protests to gay rights

Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. image is used to protest potential war on Iraq oppose gay rights law and sell wireless service. Scholars warn commercial use distorts his message while activists cite King’s nonviolence and antiwar stance. Coretta Scott King recalls his moral concerns beyond civil rights.

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Daschle fights from Senate floor after exit from race

Senate leader Tom Daschle, who quit the 2004 White House bid, vows to press battles on the Senate floor. He targets Bush administration policies, including tax cuts, affirmative action, Homeland Security funding, and Iraq and North Korea. Frist becomes majority leader as Republicans allege Daschle overreaches.

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