Loaned executives aid United Way drive in Aiken
Five local firms provide loaned executives for the United Way campaign in Aiken County. Publix Supermarket Wackenhut Security Federal Bank Parsons and Washington Savannah River Company supply LE participants to boost the drive. Individuals include Jerry Gibbs Sharon Cormier Matt Bramlett Anthony Corrierio and Lynn Burkes.
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Aiken
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Wackenhut
Security Federal ‘Bank
Parsons
Washington Savannah River Company
Aiken County
Jerry Gibbs
Publix
Sharon Cormier
Matt Bramlett
Security Federal
Anthony Corrierio
Lynn Burkes
WSRC
Braves Season Ends After 14 Straight October Appearances
Editor reflects on the Atlanta Braves fall from the top of the National League standings ending their 14 season streak of post-season baseball. The piece urges fans to remember the team’s long history of excellence and a single World Series title amid past struggles.
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
Aiken Standard staff contact list
A condensed staff roster lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with roles including advertising director Arthur Zappa, business manager Ellen C. Priest, production director Philip Yates, circulation director Scot Newcom, systems manager J David Boyd, and Letitia Jefferson as service manager, all affiliated with the Aiken Standard.
Allen smear campaign menaces Virginia race
The column argues Democrats smear Sen. George Allen with race claims and political attacks ahead of the Webb challenge. It cites accusers, defenses, and a VoteVets ad while noting counterclaims and the overall dirty nature of modern politics.
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Sen
George Allen
R-Va
James Webb
University of Virginia
Allen
R. Kendall Shelton
North Carolina
Christopher C. Taylor
University of Alabama
Shelton
Ad States
South Carolina Budget Debate Faces Pressing Spending Fight
Gov Mark Sanford seeks to cap growth at inflation plus population rise, allowing about 400 million more than the current 6.6 billion budget. Lawmakers push for full predictable revenue, rejecting tighter controls as House members campaign for re election. Citizens urged to press lawmakers on fiscal restraint and taxpayer stewardship.
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Mark Sanford
Sanford
Doug Smith
Spartanburg
House
Leaders react as Bush anti terrorism bill moves forward
Senate Minority Leader Marty Reid condemns passage as a grave error while NATO chief Jaap de Hoop Scheffer urges allied unity on sending troops to southern Afghanistan. Shinzo Abe signals revising the pacifist constitution and pursuing stronger U S collective defense with Japan.
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Marty Reid
D-Nev
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Bush
NATO
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
Afghanistan
Canada
Britain
USS
Netherlands
Shinzo Abe
Japan
U.S
Jackie Robinson Stadium tribute urged for Mets arena
Column reflects on Jackie Robinson life and legacy from his 1947 Dodgers era to civil rights impact. It argues naming the New York Mets’ forthcoming stadium in Queens Jackie Robinson Stadium to honor the Hall of Fame hero and pioneer for racial equality.
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Sport Magazine
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
America
Georgia
Jackie
Mallie
Pasadena
UCLA
Texas
Brooklyn Dodger
Branch Rickey
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Poole Reese
Louisville
Willie Mays
Bill Russell
New York Mets
Brooklyn
Mets
Queens
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Washington Post
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