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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 2001

Page

4

John Elliott remembered for decades of service in Aiken

John Elliott devoted retirement to broad volunteering in Aiken. He helped Helping Hands and Habitat for Humanity, tutored prisoners, led park projects, and chaired boards. His work touched parks, youth programs, and numerous community organizations before his July passing at 84.

John Elliott du Pont Elliott Aiken Alston Wilkes Society Helping Hands Habitat For Humanity St. John’s United Methodist Aiken County Betty Ryberg Mr. Elliott Albert George Park US. 1 Tri-Development St. John’s Eliott

Aten Publisher Staff List List Shows Management Roles

Aten Standard Publisher Scott B Hunter names Art Zappa as publisher and Ellen C Priest as business manager. Garth R Groshans is listed as manager by B O'Brian with Penne Sen and James R Bennett Jr among system managers including J David Boyd.

B. O'Brian Penne Sen

Flag loyalties and council clash over Confederate emblem

A letter to the editor defends Southern emblems including the Sullivan's Island flag, condemns the Aiken City Council for banning cher ished symbols at a Confederate monument ceremony, and questions freedom of speech. It also criticizes local politics and electoral promises surrounding flag presence and annexation polls. Frances L. Bell Windsor.

Sullivan's Island Charleston Harbor William Jasper Wiliam Moultrie Jasper Savannah Charleston Bush Aiken County Park Avenue ABC Our Town Richard Ostrowski Silver Bluff Woodside House of Representatives Skipper Perry Skipper Capitol Dome NAACP Aikenny Hall Perry Frances L. Bell Windsor

Letters about slavery, tariffs, and race debates in commerce

A letter argues the Civil War was driven by tariff and economics rather than slavery, claims emancipation occurred during the war, defends Maurice Bessinger and his products, critiques NAACP and Walmart actions, urges readers to search the Bible and support independent business against what the writer calls 21st century enslavement.

Lincoln South Louisiana NAACP Maurice Bessinger Wal-Mart Mr. Bessinger John Weaver United States

Aiken Standard Seeks Brief Letters to the Editor

The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit Letters to the Editor. Include signature, mailing address, daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited. Address to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Email swallace at aikenstandard com. Fax 803 648 6052.

Aiken Standard Aiken S.C Swallace Aikenstandard

Bush learns limits of the permanent campaign

Five months into his term President Bush has a strong start but dwindling support as the White House relies on a permanent campaign. Critics cite a tax bill backlash, stalled Senate, and party defections while defense, education, and Social Security are framed for political gain rather than steady governance. The piece frames his approach as campaign driven and politically costly.

George W. Bush Congress Supreme Court White House Bush Senate Jim Jeffords Capitol Hill Reagan Clinton Conservative Political Action Conference Dick Cheney Bill Clinton

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Aten Standard Scott B. Hunter Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Ae Garth R. Groshans James R. Bennett Jr J. David Boyd Cain France
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