Molly leaves legacy of love through Molly's Militia
Molly the dog inspired a rescue program in Richmond County called Molly's Militia. Since arriving at the shelter in 1999 she helped dozens of dogs and cats find homes. Elaine van der Linden started the group, now run by 40 volunteers, to aid shelters with rescued pets.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Letters for Opinion Page
The Aiken Standard invites brief Letters to the Editor with writer signature mailing address and phone numbers. Submissions may be edited. Address letters to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802 or email swallace@aikenstandard.com or fax 803-648-6052.
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Aiken Standard Editorial Staff and Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists staff including Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace editor in chief Arthur T. Zappa business manager Ellen Priest and Timothy E. O Briant circulation director Phillip Yates and J David Boyd along with Letitia Jefferson and Scot Newcom as contributors and contact points.
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Unions Lose Big In Iowa Democratic Caucus
The piece notes unions backed Dick Gephardt and Dean in Iowa failed to translate dues funded pressure into votes. Kerry and Edwards won while unions faced criticism for political spending and lack of member input. It highlights SEIU AFSCME backing Dean and Gephardt supporters mobilizing 900 organizers and 20 000 doors. The author condemns tax reporting laxity and regulatory delays.
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Iowa
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John Edwards
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Greenpeace piracy claim prompts readers to demand editorial review
A letter to the editor argues that a January 21 2004 AP piece misrepresents a government lawsuit against Greenpeace. The writer contends the case centers on piracy law for boarding a ship with mahogany cargo and dumping it, not environmental protest. He urges the Aiken Standard to move political content from news to editorials.
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Greenpeace
Sierra Club
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James M. Wetzel
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Bush State of the Union Defies Critics With Defiant Address
President Bush in the State of the Union rebutted Democratic attacks on foreign and domestic policy. He argued Saddam’s removal improves the world and Iraq, urged permanent tax cuts, and criticized Congress for high spending. He pressed abortion, marriage, immigration, and terrorism issues while defending his leadership and polling strength.
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