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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 2005

Page

11

Campbell Wins U S Open By Par On Pinehurst Course

Michael Campbell of New Zealand captured the United States Open with an even par 280 at Pinehurst No. 2, matching par when Tiger Woods finished two over and the field trailed. The article notes Open courses challenge all aspects of play and that par remains a benchmark.

Michael Campbell Campbell Tiger Woods Pinehurst No North Carolina Woods Retief Goosen

Dean's rhetoric harms Democrats and fuels division

The Peoria Journal Star criticizes Dean for partisan attacks against Republicans calling them a white Christian party. The column argues incendiary rhetoric harms the nation and distracts from shared values, urging leaders to heal divisions rather than deepen them.

Howard Dean Democratic Party Dean Tom DeLay Houston Nation Journal Star Peoria Ill

Aiken Standard Staffing Roster Notes Editorial Roles

The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa and Business Manager Ellen C. Priest with contact details for newsroom operations. No additional news content is provided in the readable text.

Aiken County strategic plan praised for inclusive input

A local official commends the Together Aiken County plan for broad participation and smooth process, noting it indicates future direction and supports sound planning. The budget question is answered with realism that revenues limit projects, but the plan will help prioritize spending.

Aiken County

Change through South Carolina Youth Challenge Academy

A Casey family letter details their son Ken joining the South Carolina Youth Challenge Academy at Camp Long. The quasi military program run by the SC Army National Guard transforms troubled teens with a 17 month plan, including five months at Camp Long then mentoring. Ken’s positive change culminates in graduation with high academic scores and enlistment in the U S Army, inspiring other families to consider the program. Contacts Lt Teddy Call or Lt Lee Anderson at 648 7776 and the SC National Guard site for information.

Ken S.C. Youth Challenge Academy Camp Long S.C. Army National Guard Lee Anderson National Guard Lee Aiken Public Safety Youth Challenge Academy Lt. Anderson Army of Marines Academy U. S. Army Teddy Call S.C. National Guard

Physician grateful for caring community in New Ellenton

Dr. S Gilmore Eaves thanks patients, churches, and many others in New Ellenton for prayers and support during a long illness. He credits physicians, nurses, and Aiken Regional Medical Centers for care and notes fellow doctors managed his practice and patients in his absence.

Aiken S. Gilmore Eaves M.D New Ellenton

County land use plans urged to protect retirement appeal

Alan Wood of Aiken urges coordinated county and city land management to attract baby boomers, create permanent jobs, and preserve quality of life. He cites Richard Baxter’s letter on limiting growth and calls for North Augusta inclusion and long term planning today.

Richard Baxter North Augusta Aiken County Alan Wood Aiken

Baboon mistreatment prompts protest at Petland store

Citizens and PETA protest a George Bonner Petland baboon kept in a Plexiglas enclosure and used as a promotional prop. Officers warned removal as the exhibit violated city and county exotic animal ordinances. Advocates urge sanctuary placement and an end to keeping exotic pets.

PETA George Bonner Petland Mr. Bonner

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