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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
11
The editorial argues John Edwards as Kerry's running mate could energize younger voters and appeal to Southern Democrats. It notes Edwards's SC primary success and NC Senate status may help in close states, urging voters to compare candidates on issues rather than rhetoric.
A list of names and roles for the Aitken Standard staff including publisher Scott Hunter and advertising director Arthur Zappa along with editor Ellen Priest and managing editor Timothy O Briant. It also notes circulation director Scot Newcom and systems manager J David Boyd among others.
A blend of high and ordinary donors undercuts reform talk as Mary Beth Cahill touts small donors for Kerry. Profiles include Beth Dozoretz linked to Marc Rich matters, Bernie Schwartz from Loral, Rick Yi, Chun Jae Yong, Connie Milstein, and repeated large 2000s era contributions across DNC and related committees. Milstein faces a vote-smoke scandal. others are cited as routine benefactors sustaining party fundraising.
A letter urges Congress to pass the federal marriage amendment in July, arguing marriage is a God ordained union of one man and one woman. It calls Christians to contact Fritz Hollings and Lindsey Graham to show support and warns against liberal attempts to redefine marriage.
Readers are directed to send letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard with a P O Box address or via email and fax. Provide correspondence to the editor and follow contact details for mail email and fax submission.
The piece recalls the 1949 Mann Gulch tragedy and the 2013 Storm King Mountain fire, honoring smoke jumpers Don Mackey and others. It weighs what one lives and dies for, praising sacrifice, courage, faith, and resilience amid disaster. It cites Maclean and reflects on duty, danger, and living with purpose.
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