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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2006
Page
1
The USCA Pacers claim player of the year freshman of the year and coach of the year in the Peach Belt, marking a historic triple for the program in a single season.
The Aiken Standard introduces a daily feature to spark discussion about literature with a focus on readers and reading. Inside today includes classifieds and obituaries as part of the page.
The Aiken City Council edged toward a deal with local publishers to limit free and paid publications on Laurens Street to six rack locations. Mayor Cavanaugh and others cited clutter and a need to protect historic downtown aesthetics while some support real estate guides like the Real Estate Book.
A reader asks about submitting letters to the Aiken Standard and how to contact the newspaper by mail or email. The note references editorial questions and mentions page 10A for racks.
AP analysis finds nearly 2 million test scores excluded from sub group reporting to inflate school ratings. Officials in South Carolina defend thresholds that exclude smaller sub groups, arguing data remains valid while the federal education department reviews the scope.
U S Representative Gresham Barrett and DOE official Jeff Allison told SRS Retiree Association members that current retirees would keep their benefits under a likely summer bid for the facility. Nick Kuehn praised the assurances while Barrett noted the assurances apply only to current retirees.
Dr Enid Schildkraut and Ronald White argue tattooing is art. White, a Florence County resident, was convicted in 1999 for illegally inking a tattoo for a TV documentary and lost a state Supreme Court appeal claiming a ban on tattoo studios infringes free speech. The key issue remains whether tattooing itself qualifies as artistic expression.
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