Ronald Reagan legacy and death across the nation
Editorial recounts Ronald Reagan as a transformative Cold War leader and Great Communicator who faced assassination attempts Iran Contra and aging illness. It notes his influence on Republican mobilization in the South Barry Goldwater support and the disintegration of the Iron Curtain. He died after a long Alzheimer’s battle.
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Aiken Standard Staff and Contact List
Directory of Aiken Standard personnel includes Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant and staff writer Phillip Yates. Names listed cover editorial, reporting, and production roles with emails and positions in the organization.
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Ambulances in Gaza Used by Terrorists Stirs U NRWA Criticism
The piece alleges UNRWA ambulances were used by Palestinian gunmen in Gaza City on May 11, fueling claims of U.N. cover for terrorists. It cites U S funding of UNRWA since 1950 and accuses UN relief bodies of aiding militants, with references to Cantor and Smith criticisms and alleged prior incidents.
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Reagan example shapes South Carolina House legacy
Former Representative reflects on the 2004 legislative session in Columbia. He notes bipartisan friction with the Senate over tax relief and budget issues, lauds House fiscal restraint, and urges continued respect and decorum inspired by Ronald Reagan as the state moves forward.
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Gas price questions spark talk of collusion and oversight
A reader questions why gas prices rise and fall in lockstep among oil firms. They ask whether collusion or a de facto monopoly exists, urge a governmental inquiry, and reference political backing and Halliburton as a broader concern for taxpayers.
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Press portrayal of Bush and media bias debate
The piece argues the press is not fair and balanced toward the Bush administration and that after 9/11 the media rallied to national unity. It cites Paul Klugman and a Pew survey showing journalists fear backlash, concluding the American press is distinctly American leaning.
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