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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2003
Page
9
Editorial notes that the Aiken County summer offers freedom and recreation but warns of hazards. It lists bugs, plants, sun exposure, heat, water risks, and severe weather including thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes. It urges precautions to enjoy the season safely.
A concise list of the newspaper's leadership and key staff roles including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Arthur Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newcom systems manager J David Boyd customer service manager Letitia Jefferson and other senior newsroom personnel.
A columnist portrays Annika Sorenstam's entry into a men's PGA event as exposing a male sanctuary on the golf course. The piece argues many American men feel their exclusive space is threatened, viewing golf as a therapeutic escape from domestic life, with the incident framed as a broader cultural clash rather than a critique of her game.
The piece details alleged fabrication by Mazhar Tabesh Nezar Maad and Aqil Timimi claiming anti Muslim hate crimes after 9 11. It alleges Tabesh staged arson in Utah Maad faced fraud charges and Timimi faced doubt over a Nashville fire case. It argues FBI oversight and media bias hinder truth.
Gerald M. Howard of the National Association of Home Builders argues housing is a strong growth driver. March 2003 single family home sales rose 10 percent year over year, April sales hit 1.03 million, and existing-home sales remained solid. Low rates and a favorable tax package support sustained demand. The housing sector is positioned to match or exceed 2002 records, benefiting local economies and overall growth.
A reader writes of continued danger for soldiers in Iraq and urges ongoing prayer for those still serving, noting a convoy ambush that killed a serviceman and the need to remember troops left behind in Edgefield and beyond. The letter emphasizes that fighting continues and that hope and support are crucial.
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