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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2004
Page
11
The piece argues Bush should rethink using 9/11 scenes in campaign ads especially the flag-draped coffin image. It notes some victims’ families urge removal while acknowledging 9/11 as a defining moment for the presidency. It urges respecting private mourning and avoiding personal grief in political messaging.
The Aiken Standard lists Publisher Scott B Hunter and Editor Jeffrey B Wallace with online addresses. Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant and Circulation Director Scot Newcom are named along with J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson and Phillip Yates as staff members.
A personal essay argues that modern radio and television content is toxic for children. The author recalls giving a granddaughter a radio, then laments pervasive indecency on Howard Stern and similar programs. They urge restricting access to obscene material by private purchase rather than public airwaves.
A column argues Haitians abroad can aid national reconstruction more effectively than foreign aid. It highlights The Haitian Times founder Gary Pierre-Pierre and proposes a Haiti rebuilding corps drawn from Haitian Americans, leveraging their language, culture, and professional skills to establish rule of law and governance.
Washington warns three enhanced National Guard brigades from Louisiana Idaho Oregon to deploy late this year or early next with 18000 citizen soldiers total. The 42nd Infantry Division and other reserves join active forces to meet ongoing duties in Iraq Afghanistan Bosnia Kosovo and beyond.
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