Hickey Years Shaped St Thaddeus Church in Aiken
Howard Hickey a Tarboro businessman turned Episcopal priest led St Thaddeus through integration and social change during the 1956 1966 and 1972 1980 periods. Mead Hall school integration and parish leadership earned him broad respect from clergy and parishioners.
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Howard Hickey
Tarboro
N. C
Howard McKay Hickey
St. ‘Thaddeus Church
H. A. McClearen
Owen Sheetz
St. Thaddeus
Greensboro
Hickey
Episcopal
Mead Hall
Aiken
George Mead
Father Hickey
Frederick C. Byrd
Ridge Spring
Upper South Carolina
Jesus Christ
William R. Johnston
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph H. Harris
Gladys Kilbourne
Mellie
South Carolina
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Friends of
Hopelands
Rye Patch
The Duty to Vote and the Price of Participation
In a robust call to civic duty, the piece argues voting is essential and a sacred inheritance. It cites Sam Rayburn, Wright, and historical turnout while contrasting Australia fines with American rights, urging voters to back reform-minded candidates and recognize voting as privilege and obligation.
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Australia
Sam Rayburn
America
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Haiti
Panama
Mexico
Athens
Autism awareness and vaccine debate in Aiken area
Residents in Aiken supported autistic children during Halloween with alternative treats as awareness grows. The piece cites studies and books linking diet and vaccines to autism, noting rising incidence since the 1990s and concerns about thimerosal mercury exposure in multi dose vaccines.
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Aiken
William Shaw
Lisa Lewis
California
Florida
New Jersey
Food and Drug ‘Administration
Redwood
Aiken Standard invites Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard welcomes reader letters and notes they are subject to editing and condensing. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 with email to Jwallace duesouth.net or fax to 803 648 6052.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Jwallace
Duesouth.net
Latin America eyes Congress in US election
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald Latin America correspondent, argues that the region cares most about which party wins the US House and Senate. He notes both Gore and Bush favor free trade, warns against labor safeguards, and analyzes potential Democratic leadership if the House flips. He urges watching Congress Tuesday night for signals on hemispheric policy.
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al Gore
George W. Bush
Congress
Colombia
Cuba
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Bush
Gore
White House
Mexico
House
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
David Bonier
Wisconsin
Charles Rangel
New York
Gephardt
Bonier
United States
Rangel
Ways and Means
Gejdenson
Helms-Burton
Menendez
Democratic Congress
Republican Party
Richard Nixon
China
Andres Oppenheimer
The
Miami Herald
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Scott B. Hunter
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briant
Supecasorsr
Bennett Jr
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Coss Myers
Garth R. Groshans
J. David Boyd
Wright
Sik
Texas
Pearl Harbor
Dole
Jim Wright
Latin America
Andres Oppenheim
Sam Gejdenson
Connecticut
Bob Menendez
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