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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2003
Page
11
Editorial notes the Dixie Chicks faced protests and boycotts after Natalie Maines said she was ashamed Bush hails from Texas. It defends free speech yet condemns threats, urging civil discourse and consumer choice without violence.
The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor along with advertising director Art Zappa and business manager Ellen. Other roles include production director Timothy E. O Briant, circulation director Phillip Yates, systems manager J David Boyd, and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson.
Mr and Mrs David Adams Sr of Aiken thank Kimberly Clark for a wonderful plant bingo event in the Beech Island Division. They commend the committee for food drinks and entertainment and say the company supports the community through its products and efforts.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to send Letters to the Editor. Submissions should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802. Email to wallace@aikenstandard.com or fax to 803-648-6052.
The editorial fights over Ashcroft's stance to detain illegal immigrants to verify identities and prevent flight risks. It argues the catch and release practice weakens national security and notes inspector general findings on high release rates, while praising enforcement efforts since Sept. 11.
A reflective sermon on Jesus rising transforming fear of death into a living hope. It cites Mary and the widow, touches on Mary Maslow and Paul, and closes with Dilsey from Faulkner finding power and ending in resurrection faith. It emphasizes life begins now in Christ and death becomes a threshold to a larger life.
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