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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2004

Page

11

USC Aiken Earns First National Championship in Golf

USC Aiken men’s golf team clinched the Division II title in DeLand Florida under coach Mike Carlisle. The Pacers, after a rocky regular season and Peach Belt losses, surged through the Southeast Regional to win the national crown, marking USCA’s first athletics title and a historic moment for the campus community.

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Local Aiken Standard Staff Names and Roles

The Aiken Standard lists staff and editors including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace and Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant, with Arthur T Zappa Ellen C Priest Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson among others. The note attributes roles across departments such as production circulation and newsroom.

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Deserters in Canada strain US-Canada relations

The piece argues that two U.S. Army deserters from the 82nd Airborne, Jeremy Hinzman and Brandon Hughey, gained asylum in Canada. It cites Canadian media sympathy and warns that extradition is likely, urging Canada to detain them quickly to avoid harming the U.S. war on terror. The author links this to broader tensions over US policy and Canadian attitudes toward America.

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Letters to the Editor on public rights and belt laws

Joaquin Godoy Aiken argues against Big Brother government and new seat belt laws. He contrasts public travel rights with safety statutes, urges voter memory, and cites political figures to critique executive overreach.

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Ravenel Campaign Praise Emphasizes Consistency and Clarity

A South Carolina letter lauds Thomas Ravenel as a businesslike, nonpolitician candidate with unwavering consistency. The writer praises his transparent, direct message from mountains to sea, contrasts him with vague politicians, and cites his prepared stance on state needs and tort reform.

South Carolina Upstate AMA Thomas Ravenel

Carlton seeks Aiken County coroner post after forum

Supporter endorses Tim Carlton as most qualified for coroner citing integrity and compassion. He has served as deputy coroner handling over 2500 cases, asserting his readiness to lead the office for Aiken County.

Carlton Aiken County Tim Carlton

City Officials Consider Tax Referendum Changes in Aiken

Charles B. Wade of Aiken accuses city and county politicians of sneaky tactics. He says the African American cultural center was tied to a 1 percent tax referendum to influence the outcome and argues funds should come from existing taxes. He warns against annexing property without covering garbage, water, and sewer costs and urges voters to remove incumbents.

Aiken Charles B. Wade

Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Letters to Editor

The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit opinions on issues of interest. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor and sent to PO Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina. Email swallace aikenstandard.com or fax 803-648-6052.

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