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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2004
Page
1
Aiken Standard highlights Saturdays faces in a 10 page keepsake edition with full color images and all results. The section includes Snowball Flannagan in Regions Bank Imperial Cup 18A and features fan bids to heighten excitement plus complete race results across pages 19A to 25A.
Kimberly-Clark and Aiken County outline plans to expand economic impact as Beech Island Mill, a major taxpayer, could see tax revenue rise 60 percent+. The Beech Island site has drawn over 1 billion in investment since construction began in 1968, reflecting a long standing partnership with local government and residents.
Boiling Springs report details Carolyn Hutchings blaming President Bush for her son Pvt. Nolen Ryan Hutchings death in a friendly fire incident. The family’s anger grows after a year with questions remaining about his loss and the war’s human cost. Hutchings was 20 and from South Carolina, among the early casualties from rural towns.
Report notes ongoing strains in Baghdad as crowds rally against the Iraq war. Authorities describe the mood as tense while residents cope with daily life amid ongoing security concerns and political pressures.
AP analysis finds more than 300 Social Security retirees were rehired with both salary and pension. The Bush administration encouraged cross agency rehiring for flexibility, drawing criticism from Sens. Dorgan and Wyden. They estimate over 37 million dollars paid in combined pay and pensions since November 1, 2000 and request GAO investigation.
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