America must stand behind our war effort now
An editorial urges national resolve as the United States fights terrorism. It supports the president’s wartime plan, warns of casualties, and calls Americans to back military actions despite criticism, emphasizing trust in leadership and sacrifice. It notes nine lives already lost and treats the struggle as a historic, perilous campaign.
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Washington
Somalia
New York
World Trade Center Towers
Pentagon
Bush
Hippines
al-Qaida
Yemen
Georgia
Daschle
Aiken Standard Leadership Team Announced
The Aiken Standard names Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Timothy E. O Briant as managing editor with Jen C. Priest as business manager and other key staff. Remaining roles include production director Phillip Yates, circulation director Deborah Dyches, systems manager J. David Boyd and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jen C. Priest
Timothy E. O’briant
Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyches
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
Churches face persistent clergy sexual abuse crisis
The article reviews ongoing clergy sexual misconduct scandals in multiple denominations, highlighting bishop governance and public accountability. It cites Cardinal Law's admitted failures, calls for zero tolerance policies, independent review boards, and broader church efforts to protect youth while addressing past abuses.
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Pennsylvania
Howard Nevison
Congregation Emanu-El
New York City
Philadelphia
Nevison
Boston
Bernard Law
John Geoghan
Raymond J. Boland
Boland
Patrick J. Rush
Rush
Manchester
Australia
National Catholic Reporter
Africa
Senate moves toward bipartisan voting reform bill
The Senate nears passage on a federal elections reform package amid a fight over photo IDs for first time voters. The measure would fund updated voting equipment, establish national standards, and allow provisional ballots, with House support and ongoing negotiations to resolve lingering disputes.
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Senate
House
Goliath
Congress
Florida
America
Daschle attacks Bush on war conduct amid Afghanistan toll
The piece criticizes Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle for challenging President Bush's war strategy as U S troops face heavy casualties in Afghanistan. It defends executive war powers, notes bipartisan strains, and argues Democrats politicize national security while praising Bush's leadership.
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Tom Daschle
Senate
Bush
Afghanistan
Daschle
Congress
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George W. Bush
Linda. Chavez
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