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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 2003

Page

13

Annika Sorenstam breaks gender barrier at Colonial

Editorial lauds Annika Sorenstam for joining the Colonial field in Fort Worth Texas marking the first woman in a PGA Tour event in 58 years. It argues she has as much right to compete as sponsor exemptions and that the outcome should hinge on her play not gender. The piece wishes her success and urges fair competition.

Annika Sorenstam Fort Worth Texas Ms. Sorenstam Anl Coloial Ms. Yrenstam Eolfer

Aiken Standard Staff Roster Details Key Editorial Roles

The note lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor for the Aiken Standard. It also names Advertising Director, Production Director, Circulation Director, Customer Service Manager, and several other staff including Timothy E. O Briant, Phillip Yates, Scot Newcom, and Letitia Jefferson in varied positions.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace

Democrats must articulate plans beyond Bush campaign tactics

A Orlando Sentinel column argues Democrats overreact to Bush public appearances such as a Omaha factory visit and a military jet flight. It notes voter frustration with tax cuts amid unemployment, calls for a focused Democratic alternative on the economy environment and health care, and cites polls showing Bush’s weak economy standing.

Bush Iraq Omaha Republican National Committee Democratic National Committee Terry McAuliffe Bill Clinton Clinton GOP CNN Gallup Middle America Ronald Reagan Strategic Opinion Strategies Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research Inc Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation

Threat from within Republicans warn of Islamist influence in politics

Officials warn that extremist actors may infiltrate domestic institutions via immigration and voter registration efforts. The piece cites CAIR aims to redefine American religious heritage, cites Daniel Pipes, and notes rising Muslim populations in Canada and debates on Judeo Christian values amid immigration and political mobilization.

Merica al- Jaida Pee Ena Ming United United States Ots Council On American-Islamic Relations CAIR Columbia S.C Daniel Pipes Middle East Forum New York Post Pipes San Ramon Valley Calif Omar M. Ahmad California America Canada

Gunshot incident near East Aiken Elementary sparks parent concern

On Friday May 16 Diane Polk a second grade teacher at East Aiken Elementary and another staff member protected students when a man with a rifle fired near the playground. The sheriff's office was notified after the principal learned the incident but some worry about whether proper action was taken and if all families should seek answers.

Lan Diane Polk East Aiken Diane Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Department Phillip Polk Sandra M. Polk

Scrutinize Educational Bureaucracy and Tax Proposals

John W. Cunning argues for rigorous reform of South Carolina education and state operations. He calls for a single school district, removal of marginal programs, targeted scholarships, quality admissions, market-driven scholarships, and reduced college expansion to lower costs for taxpayers while aligning with economic needs.

South Carolina MSC S.C

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Annika Aiken JFKS the Orlando Sentinel Myriam ‘Marquez Ribune Medi Services Colum John W. Cunning
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