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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2003
Page
11
Editorial argues Americans should not shut down normal life during war. It urges respectful silence for troops while allowing NCAA basketball tourney, Academy Awards, and Steeplechase racing to proceed, insisting preserving daily life honors the country’s way of life and could hasten victory.
The Aiken Standard explains submission rules for Letters to the Editor, requesting brief letters with signatures contact details and daytime numbers for verification. They allow editing and condense letters and limit submissions to one per day to diversify viewpoints.
A list of staff positions at the Aiken Standard includes Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen, Priest Production Director Phillip Yates, Scot Newcom Systems Manager J. David Boyd, Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson.
Raymond G Levesque of Aiken voices strong discontent over the first week of the Aiken Triple Crown. He notes weather caused cancellations and a bel ow par program with only two horses in several races. He calls for rain checks toward future weekends for ticket and rail buyers.
A stream of letters endorses Lt. Mike Hunt for Aiken County sheriff citing his career at the Aiken Department of Public Safety from patrol officer to lieutenant, his anti crime record, and his community rapport. Readers contrast him with rival Jody Rowland and praise Rowland’s education and FBI credentials.
The piece argues crises test character and proposes five inner braces wisdom strength peace courage endurance to weather adversity. It cites Elijah, a congressman, and a Chinese proverb linking crisis to danger and opportunity, urging calm, faith, and steadfast practice in daily trials.
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