Editorial calls for sanctions over SC Clemson brawl
The Carolina Clemson football brawl Saturday drew sharp editorial demand for severe penalties. Players in white and purple clashed off the ball as fans and officials faced criticism for not flagging the incident. Coaches and athletic officials are urged to suspend involved players, pursue possible legal action, and impose scholarships or expulsion to restore sportsmanship.
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Local Aiken Standard Staff Contacts and Roles
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Sears Kmart merger reshapes competitive retail landscape
Observer notes the Sears Kmart merger could crown a top three retailer after Wal Mart and Target and spark competitive pricing. The deal may revive Kmart and push competition with Wal Mart, signaling potential consumer benefits and a battle among megastores.
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Specter wins chair at Senate Judiciary amid GOP backlash
Sen Arlen Specter survives conservative fury to chair the Senate Judiciary Committee after Republicans expanded their majority. He pledges no pro choice litmus test and promises prompt consideration of Bush nominees, amid pressure and criticism from party right wing.
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War in Iraq overrules rules in Fallujah killing debate
A Marine shoots an insurgent in a Fallujah mosque after the combatant is seen moving on tape. The incident sparks claims of a war crime while the Pentagon confirms an investigation and anonymity for the Marine. The writer argues the actions were cautious and justified in a dangerous killing zone.
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South Carolina warns on field incident at Clemson
Coach Lou Holtz condemns the drawl during the Gamecocks 29-7 loss to Clemson, calling it devastating for USC and college football. Separately President Bush backs a guest worker program to boost border security and the economy.
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