Aiken Standard Founded in 1867
Publisher Rhonda Overbey partners with Managing Editor Michael Harris and News Editor Holly Kemp to lead the Aiken Standard, continuing a long regional newspaper tradition since 1867.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2019
Page
3
Publisher Rhonda Overbey partners with Managing Editor Michael Harris and News Editor Holly Kemp to lead the Aiken Standard, continuing a long regional newspaper tradition since 1867.
The brief reflection cites Carlos Fuentes 1928 2012 and his line that perfect order precedes perfect horror conveying a caution about precision turning chilling.
Columnist argues the 2020 Census citizenship question is being exploited by Soros funded groups to influence representation and political power. It cites Open Society Foundations backed outfits and other liberal groups shaping the count for Democratic gains.
Alan Wilson outlines Sexual Assault Awareness Month with the theme I Ask focusing on consent education for families. He cites 2017 age patterns in sexual battery, urges discussing inappropriate touching, and notes ongoing state efforts to prosecute sexual violence and expand 17 SARTS. The national hotline is 1 800 656 4673 with 911 for immediate help.
Letters urge safeguarding religious freedom and secular principles while debating local fire and police station relocation. Roger Rollins promotes the National Day of Prayer event on May 2 at 6 45 p m in the O Dell Weeks Recreation Building Whiskey Road with quote from Andrew Jackson.
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