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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2001
Page
4
Governor Sim Hodges announces an emergency order blocking new hog processing facilities in the state. The quote frames the move as protecting the history and quality of life against out of state factory farms. The piece also cites remarks from officials and citizens about politics, education, and local concerns.
The document lists personnel roles including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace business manager Ellen C. Priest circulation director Garth R. Groshans and lawyers Timothy E. O Briant James R. Bennett Jr. J. David Boyd.
A Wallace Academy for Driving Excellence instructor reflects on Eddie Buck and fellow teachers, recounts driving lessons with his daughters, and emphasizes patient, defensive driving. He outlines five tips for new drivers, stressing slow speeds, focus, awareness, defensive habits, and avoiding road rage.
A discussion argues for a two pronged approach combining abstinence and contraceptive education to reduce teen pregnancy. Experts say motivation and family influence drive teen choices, with studies showing declines only when teens are well informed and supported to delay sex.
Roderick C. Lee argues for including public libraries in South Carolina education lottery proceeds. He notes ABBE system programs and outreach, with 1 percent of early and 3 percent above $100 million earmarked for libraries in Senate bill, while House bill omits them.
We request brief letters with the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Address letters to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Email Jwallace duesouth.net Fax 803-648-608.
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