South Carolina Democrats Gain Voice in 2004 Primary
South Carolina Democrats gain influence as the party aligns its 2004 presidential primary to Feb 3 in a bid to shape the nominee. National figures including Edwards Gephardt Lieberman Kerry and Dean vie for attention as SC prepares for a May 3 televised debate in Columbia.
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Missouri
Dick Gephardt
Connecticut
Joseph Lieberman
Massachusetts
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Howard Dean
Columbia
Arizona
Domestic violence bill could raise penalties in Senate
Hilton Head Island Packet reports South Carolina lawmakers push for the Domestic Violence Prevention Act of 2008 to treat criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature as an automatic felony. Supporters, including Jim Richie, say current law undercounts violence in homes and that strong Senate action is needed to curb domestic homicides, noting state ranks and past human losses.
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Jim Richie
Spartanburg
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House of Representatives
Hilton Head
Island
Letters to the Editor Policy Details
Policy notes for submissions outline адресing to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina. Include mailing address PO Box 456 29802 email swallace aikenstandard com and fax number 803-648-6052 for letters.
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Aiken Standard Staff Contact and Roles
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with roles including advertising director Art Zappa and business manager Ellen C. Priest. Managing editor Timothy E. O Briant and systems manager J. David Boyd are also named among the editorial staff.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
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Timothy E. O”Briant
Scot Newcom
J. David Boyd
Derby Week Lifts Aiken’s Dogwood Stable Figure
LORAN SMITH notes Derby week stirs local business as Dogwood Stable head Dat Campbell, a pioneer in syndication, weaves racing lore through his life. Campbell, born in New Orleans, parlayed ad industry success into thoroughbred ventures with wife Anne, their Saratoga summers, and a taste for art, culture, and horses. He recalls Trippi’s Derby run, shares Dogwood’s stud plans, and hints at Heckle’s Derby day debut in a town famed for its equine culture.
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Chicago Cardinals
Kentucky
Dogwood
Ocala
Heckle
Obituary for Clerna Hill Recalls Local Educator Memories
Former neighbor recalls Clerna Hill, longtime Arkenigh School chemistry teacher for about 15 years, who educated a generation in reading the periodic table and formulas. The writer shares childhood memories of the Hills in Canterbury Court and Ken Hill’s athletic career, noting Mrs Hill’s community presence and family ties as she lived with a daughter in Virginia.
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Furman
Lynn
Pat
Susan
Mrs. Hill
Women in Combat Roles and National Interest Debate
The piece argues that after limited combat exposure, questions arise about women in combat. It notes bravely performed duties by female soldiers, yet questions if sending women and mothers to war serves national interests. It discusses legal changes easing women into dangerous roles, while stressing noncombat limits remain and concerns about family impacts and societal implications.
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