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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2002
Page
4
Easter Sunday marks the Resurrection of Jesus after his crucifixion, transforming fear into faith. The editorial notes Holy Week, the empty tomb, and the spread of the Good News, arguing Easter offers ultimate hope amid disasters and insecurity.
The record lists staff in leadership and departments at the Allen Standard including Scott B. Hunter as publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor, and Timothy E. O Briant in production along with advertising, circulation, and production staff such as Ellen C. Priest and Letitia Jefferson.
A reader challenges Gov. Hodges to withdraw his nomination of a magistrate in Aiken County, arguing the candidate holds only a 20 day degree from an unaccredited Internet university. The letter warns that relaxing standards undermines legal integrity and education priorities.
A reader lauds media coverage of the US Theodore Roosevelt carrier return from a deployment since September 2001. The letter honors military service, recalls Vietnam era devotion, and expresses family pride and national gratitude to God and the armed forces. Debra Phillips endorses Jim Y Vause for Aiken County Magistrate with personal praise.
The Rotary Club of Aiken heard Rev. Russ Ingersoll of Christ School critique modern male roles and media signals. He urged new images of boys and men, praising small town civility, and noting Aiken’s appeal. A fourth grade Power Point on authors impressed, and preseason baseball awards were noted, including digs at Derek Bell and Jeff Kent.
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