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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2007
Page
15
The letter discusses Savannah River Site plans to cut about 500 jobs, noting the impact on Aiken County’s economy and the risk to institutional knowledge. It argues for new missions to sustain employment and urges DOE and Congress to support future missions for the site.
Aiken bids farewell to Bob and Eileen Stowell as they relocate to Virginia to be closer to their grandchildren. The couple, active in Public Education Partners, embody a modern retirement trend of re retiring to new locales.
A columnist reflects on the Virginia Tech massacre and Blacksburg as a small town. The piece questions how to protect loved ones, the role of media in violence, and the fragile sense of safety in daily life.
Readers are invited to submit opinions under 200 words for publication. Submissions may be edited. Include sender contact details and address for verification. Email and fax options are provided for sending letters to the Aiken Standard.
ABC News spokesman Jeffrey Schneider criticizes the repeated broadcasts of Cho Seung-Hui’s video message, noting the footage drains value as breaking news and becomes gratuitous in coverage.
Tomorrow J Bill O'Reilly critiques global press for pot shots at the United States. He centers on letters to the editor and argues the fairness of Social Security law.
A 1975 USC graduate writes to defend the school and recount historic ties to the Confederacy. The letter criticizes Spurrier for remarks about the Confederate flag and cites governors, veterans, and notable alumni connected to South Carolina history.
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