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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2004
Page
11
Editorial argues Tim Carlton should succeed Sue Townsend as coroner in Aiken County, noting Townsend supported him for the interim post and praising her proactive, life saving approach. It urges Carlton to continue Townsend’s efforts in belt safety driving and law enforcement collaboration.
Publisher Scott B. Hunter and staff roster including Jeffrey Wallace Arthur Zappa Ellen Priest and others listed with email handles. Directory appears to identify roles such as Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Circulation and IT support for Aiken Standard.
An essay on inspiration as a personal, divine and cultural force. From Shakespeare to Monet and Dickens to Lord Jim, it argues inspiration arises from inner vision guided by God. It highlights everyday sparks from people like John Denver and Bella Lewitsky, and ends with a call to openness to the Spirit for creativity.
Louisiana Zeller of the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League profiles a Senate fight over the 2005 Defense Authorization Bill amendment by Sen. Lindsey Graham to abandon high-level radioactive waste at the Savannah River Site near Aiken. Critics warn the move would leave 35 million gallons of sludge in leaking tanks, threatening the Savannah River and downstream drinking water.
Aiken correspondent lauds Gov. Mark Sanford for challenging the Legislature over vetoes and mocks lawmakers as snobbish. The writer pledges to support Sanford and vote out dissenters, asserting strong approval of the governor and a conservative leadership.
A South Carolina voter lauds Representative Jim DeMent as a principled, conservative leader poised to win the U.S. Senate seat long held by Fritz Hollings. The column highlights DeMint's voting record, grassroots support, White House backing, and readiness to align with President Bush.
A reader argues that censorship of Abu Ghraib photos would harm democracy and press freedom. The author insists the images reveal deeper failures in the war and warns against silencing witnesses who expose mistreatment of detainees.
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