Radio pioneer Randy Davidson to be remembered in Aiken obituary
Randy Davidson a longtime Aiken radio figure who arrived in 1952 and led WAKN and WLOW has died at 81 Friends recall his resonant voice and community work including Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce United Way and Salvation Army He served as public information director for the school district and was a life deacon at First Baptist Church His family and city mourn his loss
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Yates jury sentences Andrea Yates to life in prison
The jury, in under an hour, sentenced Andrea Yates to life imprisonment for the drowning deaths of her five children Noah seven John five Paul three Luke two and Mary six months The panel rejected the death penalty citing no future danger or mitigating evidence and the prosecutors did not push for execution of the mother in Houston.
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Glten Standard Publisher Personnel List Note
The Glten Standard names Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director along with senior staff including Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Deborah Dyches systems manager and J David Boyd.
A Catholic Church in America Needs Honest Leadership
A critical view argues the church’s abuse crisis stems from a top down dictatorship led by the pope and Cardinal Bernard Law. It cites cover ups, misconduct by priests, and calls for accountability, resignation, and a return to Jesus’s teachings to heal a wounded institution.
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New Ellenton voters urged to vote for change in town government
A resident urges New Ellenton residents to vote on March 26 for a complete government change. He cites misused public works vehicles, police slow response and inability to activate school zone lights, stalled business incentives, water department tensions, and a large SLED inquiry, urging turnout and reform.
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Republicans Favored as Bush Seeks Midterm Victory
A Washington analysis weighs historical patterns for the 2002 midterms. It notes presidents usually lose seats, but cites extenuating factors such as Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Bill Clinton, plus Bush’s high approval ratings and post 9/11 war support, as potential catalysts for GOP gains or losses.
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