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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
11
The Aiken County School District named Catherine Martin 2004 05 teacher of the year. A second grade teacher at Redcliffe Elementary, Martin promotes literacy and inspires students while acknowledging the influence of her own teachers. The district praises all teachers for their dedication to students.
The Aiken Standard lists key staff including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace Advertising Dr Arthur T Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest Circulation Di Scot Newcom snewcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson. The page provides contact names and roles for newsroom operations and circulation.
Aiken resident, former No. 10 Downing Street co-owner, recounts a long journey to US citizenship. After 9/11 and federal red tape, she finally took the oath at a Sept 17 2004 ceremony at Charles Pinckney Historical Site Mount Pleasant SC with 137 new citizens from diverse nations. She hopes to vote, serve on a jury, and keep her British ties.
A reflective piece on how daily and major choices define destiny. It uses everyday examples from shopping for gifts to marriage to illustrate that decisions, timely and courageous, steer our path and future outcomes.
A retiree recounts a neighborly rescue after a heavy 106 pound TV purchase. Jim, a lifelong Aiken County resident, helped load the item onto his truck and delivered it home, then returned to Wal-Mart with his wife. The writer thanks him and hopes to return the favor.
Donna Moore Wesbey of Aiken endorses Dan Plung for the county School Board. She cites his candor at a recent NAACP meeting, his open door pledge, and his fresh perspective to address education issues affecting all children in the CSRA and Aiken County.
Erna Anderson criticizes Strom Thurmond for the 1925 firing of a 16 year old household employee and alleged statutory rape in a consensual inquiry. She argues his white privilege let him rise as a revered public servant despite racial hypocrisy and a later revealing admission by his daughter.
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