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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2001
Page
4
An editorial reflects on the Declaration of Independence, praising its enduring relevance. It notes the founding fathers, the 56 signers, and the Continental Army, urging remembrance through flags, parades, and national pride while emphasizing liberty, democracy, and patriotism.
The Aiken Standard lists staffers including Managing Editor Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Garth R. Groshans with Timothy E. O Briant as Pressroom Supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. as Systems Manager and J David Boyd in the same administrative roster.
Tama veteran of USAF recalls body bags from Vietnam and denounces street sale of dead American dog tags as souvenirs. He urges every wartime veteran to speak out against the practice and defend memory of fallen service members.
The 225th anniversary of the United States highlights Thomas Paine as the force behind revolutionary opinion via his Common Sense. Paine, a self taught English immigrant who edited the Pennsylvania Magazine, mobilized masses, wrote against monarchy, slavery, and women's status, and urged independence.
Article argues the United Nations World Heritage Treaty erodes U.S. sovereignty by placing National Parks and landmarks like Independence Hall and Yellowstone under UN oversight. It cites 1972 treaty creation, past actions against Crown Butte, and urges passage of the American Land Sovereignty Protection Act to require U.S. congressional oversight and restore sovereignty.
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