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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2003
Page
13
The piece argues police and school officials overstepped rights during a drug raid at Stratford High School in Goose Creek. It condemns the search of lockers and students, warns against fear replacing democratic freedoms, and calls for lawful, prudent action without Gestapo tactics.
A roster of newsroom and administrative staff includes editor Scott B. Hunter and associate editors Jeffrey B. Wallace and Arthur T. Zappa with Ellen C. Priest and sacnd E. O'Brian. Also listed are Phillip Yates, Ci, circulation director Scot Newcom, J. David Boyd, and Letitia Jefferson.
The Rev. Barry W. Lynn argues for a voluntary pledge and separation of church and state. Public schools should revert to the pre-1954 secular text and leave patriotism and conscience to families and religious groups.
Virginia Beach notes the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Pledge of Allegiance, focusing on the words God save the United States and this Honorable Court and the pledge's under God phrase. The piece cites Michael Newdow, custody questions, school recitation, and First Amendment principles with Jay Sekulow quoted.
Mohamad al Kaabi, 28, a Baghdad district council head and Iraqi democracy advocate, was shot dead in Sadr City by a US soldier during a council meeting. The event underscores risks in US backed local governance efforts and prompts calls for explanations and reforms to prevent similar tragedies.
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