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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2003
Page
15
A reflective quote from Dag Hammarskjold notes that the inner rival we carry is the source of today’s guilt. It frames self admiration as yesterday’s seed of present remorse, highlighting inner conflict shaping moral judgment.
Editorial endorses Mike Hunt in the Aiken County sheriff special election. It notes Hunt and Donald Butler are experienced lieutenants on the Aiken Department of Public Safety with Hunt backed by Republicans and Butler by Democrats. The piece argues Hunt offers progress and stronger service, citing 20 years in law enforcement and ties with emergency workers.
A letter from publisher Scott Hunter and lettey Wallace discusses repayment issues with customer service manager Letitia Jefferson and Timothy E OBrien. The message references Ellen Pres and Dav Boyd in relation to account actions and service inquiries. The note outlines steps to resolve the balance and restore account status.
A mother reflects on pregnancy toys and celebrity postpartum bodies critiquing the pressure to erase motherhood. She highlights Barbie’s pregnant Midge, Sarah Jessica Parker’s postbirth photos, and says health and baby well being trump flawless abs. She denounces extreme dieting and surgery and chooses embracing real motherhood.
A humorous list from a South Carolina readership cites local jokes and quirks such as possum meals, saltines paired with delicacies, and a love of sweet tea. It catalogs sayings and regional habits and invites reader input to share more traits. It notes contact details for Aiken Standard readers.
A letter to the editor criticizes outgoing interim Sheriff Rowland for pledges of increased patrols that never materialized in a suburban Aiken County neighborhood. The writer cites delayed responses to teen activity and a drag strip street, urging accountability and a new sheriff in November 2004.
The piece recalls Roland Windham a longtime First Baptist Church member and lay leader. It notes his choir work as a director teacher and soloist and tells anecdotes from Easter music a joke about a lion and stories of Windham and family. It mentions flowers for a daughter’s wedding and a trip with Bible mission work involving Bibles sent to restrictive countries.
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