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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2004
Page
11
Edward R. Murrow reminds readers that fear should not drive society into unreason. He asserts that progress comes from writing speaking and defending unpopular causes despite the moment’s hostility.
The Aiken Fire under Justin Rhodes, a local youth squad, has played three college opponents this spring, including Presbyterian College, Clemson, and Furman, taking losses but showing strong play. They aim to face USC in March and are praised for developing talent feeding into the Classic Soccer program.
A listing of staff members for the Aiken Standard including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B Wallace Arthur T Zappa Ellen C Priest and others with contact identifiers and roles at the newspaper. The roster enumerates editors managers circulation and systems staff with corresponding email handles.
The analysis notes Stewart's conviction for obstructing justice and lying to investigators over ImClone stock trades. It contrasts her actions with typical corporate fraud and questions if jail is the best remedy, while linking broader probes into Enron WorldCom and other executives.
At St. Paul’s in Concord New Hampshire V Gene Robinson was invested as the Episcopal Church’s first openly gay bishop. David Burd a 23 year old Harvard student helped form the Boston chapter of Democratic Leadership for the 21st Century to boost youth turnout. Tang Jin 23 works in Mao Zedong’s hometown as capitalism alters attitudes toward the former leader.
Mildred Nelson of North Augusta criticizes a letter to the Aiken Standard she views as misinformed. Nelson argues homosexuality is not linked to pedophilia and accuses the writer of blaming gays, urging factual accuracy.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to send brief letters with signatures, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited and condensed and should be mailed to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, or emailed and faxed to provided contact details.
The piece compares gay marriage and affirmative action as political issues shaping voter views. It notes elites push both policies, public opposition among middle-class voters, media coverage influencing debate, and polling showing broad resistance to gay marriage and to presidential support for an amendment. It discusses Kerry's stance and how labeling affects perceptions.
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