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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2002
Page
4
Public figures clash over campaign tactics as Jim Miles accuses Bob Peeler of negative campaigning. Richardson Johnson’s execution is cited amid clemency debate. Governor Hodges faces criticism over plutonium shipments. Police and narcotics reports recount car theft arrest, a pig’s house led to a suspect’s capture, and a senator bids farewell to a special election winner. Local voices weigh mercy and duty.
A list credits Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor for the Aitken Standard. It also names Ellen C. Priest as Advertising Director, Tim O Briant as Managing Editor, Phillip Yates as Circulation Director, Deborah Dyches as Circulation, and David Boyd in an attributed role.
A heartfelt reflection on the vital roles of mothers across life stages. The author honors mothers for carrying, nurturing, and guiding children, balancing work and home, and shaping families from birth onward, ending with a call to express appreciation tomorrow and always.
A critique targets Sen Edward Kennedy and Gov Jeb Bush for failing to confront pedophilia in the Catholic Church and the disappearance of 4-year-old Rilya Wilson. The piece denounces private thoughts and committees, urging leaders to defend vulnerable children and face accountability.
Shawn and Molly Matthews urge voters to consider Ken Wingate for governor. They praise his values, business background, fiscal plan, and education policy while urging scrutiny of debates and candidate platforms to avoid bias and campaign noise.
A parent at J. D. Lever Elementary in Aiken voices concerns about the lack of after-school care on the north side. She cites prior programs that helped working parents, mentions private transport options, and questions a refused proposal from a local child care center.
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