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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2012
Page
14
Jackson Copper, a third grader from Belvedere Elementary, won first place in the 10 year old division at the U S Championships in Denver and aims to join Team USA for international events. A video feature is linked and highlights his speed.
The pump price trend worries residents as spring travel plans may falter and tourism in the state could suffer. Some see pedal and foot power as a practical alternative if gas climbs to four dollars a gallon. In New Ellenton, mayors keep resigning and no candidate has filed for the vacant seat, with further developments awaited.
Publisher and editors named Scott B. Hunter, Timothy E. O’Briant, and others appear with multiple positions. The listing covers executives, production, advertising, business, and management staff, including Letitia Jefferson and Laura Tiedman among others. The text shows contact emails with domain aikenstandard.com.
A reader argues that violence is rooted in culture and that only educating children can alter society. The columnist urges two paradigm shifts involving early education and parenting to reduce future social problems, noting a retired engineer with SRS active in local charities.
A resident argues for a modern classroom model using interactive computer systems to tailor learning, with year round operation and a master teacher plus helpers. He calls for state level funding equality to ensure all students have equal opportunities, urging Aiken to lead statewide reform toward humane, individualized education.
On March 21 a water emergency at a home sparked rapid response from Gary Power who arrived with a backhoe, assessed a leaking pipe, and stayed three hours to assist the elderly homeowner and his wife. Despite a time constraint, Power completed the task and proposed a fair charge covering fuel and labor, earning heartfelt thanks from the family.
A reader argues the United States was not officially founded as a Christian nation, citing a controversial treaty cited by Lester Welch. The writer notes churches on every block and poll trends but concedes the treaty sentence does not define national faith or Obama era policy on religion.
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