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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2006
Page
15
The letter argues child abuse and neglect are a real problem in Aiken County with nearly 500 reported cases last year. It urges education and attentiveness to protect every child's right to a safe childhood and invites readers to respond to the discussion.
Shannon Smith of Wagener argues against blaming EMS in negative coverage. She recounts rapid responses for her husband and daughter, praises David Watson and Daryl Davis, and calls for more EMS personnel and community support.
Howard Jones of Aiken endorses Susan Waldrop Giddings for trustee-at-large of Aiken Electric Cooperative. He cites her character integrity and dependability and urges members to vote for her.
Arthur T. Zappa serves as Advertising Director and azappa is listed with Aiken Standard. Ellen C. Priest appears as Business Manager with priest at Aiken Standard.
The council weighs tree canopy and gazebo size amid plans to shield the African-American Cultural Center from Richland Avenue. A fountain could replace the gazebo, while a large open festival lot is rejected for traffic and gateway concerns.
Rev. David Palmer claims evolution is a false religion. The writer explains the scientific process from hypothesis to theory, citing DNA structure and isotopes as supporting evidence. They argue evolution is testable and proven, with some critics proposing guided design.
A reader voices outrage at Judge Jack Early over a guilty plea by Robert L Williams for molesting a 9 year old, criticizing the judge for a lenient sentence and calling for harsher punishment and accountability.
Aiken County Animal Control Advisory Committee voices frustration with a WRDW segment titled Going To The Dogs and questions the focus on a cat in a tree during emergencies. The committee defends the sheriff's department led by Sheriff Michael Hunt and pledges to work with County Council on animal control.
A reader rebuts opposition to tattoo parlors citing prejudice from Mary Ellen Krippner. The author defends tattoos as historical and military symbols, urges not to gate or commercialize areas, and promotes raising children without judging by appearance.
JD Magruder argues for allowing smoking in eateries while critics say smokers are a small minority and smoke harms non-smokers. The letter urges removing the habit from enclosed dining areas to protect the majority trying to eat.
A reader urges sympathy for abused children and troubled families during Child Abuse Prevention Month. The note reflects on personal experience in the field and encourages recognizing every child as a human being deserving mercy rather than judgment.
Citizens urged to write letters to the editor at S C 29802 and to email or fax thoughts to the publication. The note provides the fax line 648 6052 for submissions and invites public input on community concerns.
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