NAACP leader James Gallman to step down this year
Aiken born James Gallman who heads South Carolina NAACP announced he will end his term in December. He has led six years amid clashes over the Confederate flag removal and now plans to continue civil rights work and Head Start administration in Aiken County.
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James Gallman
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Aiken County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gallman
State House
Columbia
Capitol
Aiken ‘County
Lawmakers explore options to avert education cuts
Some legislators in the General Assembly consider pragmatic budget moves to shield education and other agencies from deep cuts. They discuss potential revenue increases as a possibility during the state's fiscal crisis, while not committing to specific taxes. They urge openness to any lawful measures to sustain education momentum.
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General Assembly
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Lpwery Avenue
Aiken Standard Names Editorial Team and Staff Roles
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Production Director Timothy E. O Briant, Circulation Director Phillip Yates, Systems Manager J David Boyd, and staff members Letitia Jefferson and Scot Newcom. The notes affirm ownership and staff structure.
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Maging Tana
Timothy E. O'Briant
Phillip Yates
Scot Newcom
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
War talk in Syria a regime change push warned
A reader letter critiques a New York Times editorial urging caution on attacking Syria while noting press positions. It argues that Bush policy may lead to Damascus regime change, citing Syria's alleged terror links and chemical weapons program as a justification.
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Syria
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Saddam Hussein
Tommy Franks
Times
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Middle East
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St Paul
Organic foods spark health and spiritual debates in US and beyond
A wide range of concerns fuels the organic foods discussion. Advocates cite health, environmental, and ethical reasons, while critics note pesticide and pathogen risks and question nutritional superiority. Experts warn organic may not guarantee safety or higher nutrition, urging balanced choices.
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Little Makais
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America
Canada
Europe
Japan
U.S
Congress
USDA
European Union
United States
wiIt
Ori
Rachel Carson
Public TV
David Suzuki
Institute of Food Technologists
Science Society
IFT
Carl Winter
FoodSafe
University of California/Davis
Winter
EPA
Mark McLellan
Food Science and Engineering
Texas A&m University
Vaclav Smil
Letters to the Editor policy at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard states letters must be signed with the writer’s name, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. It instructs addressing Letters to the Editor to the Aiken Standard postal box in Aiken South Carolina, and provides email and fax contacts for submission.
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Aiken
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Swallaceaikenstandard.com
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Avery
Hudson Institute
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