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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 2019

Page

7

Anonymity Questioned in The They Referent Quote

Publisher Rhonda Overbey and News Editor Holly Kemp present a quotation attributed to Joseph Heller about the elusive they. The line ponders who wields control, noting the uncertainty even among the mysterious they themselves.

Rhonda Overbey Holly Kemp Joseph Heller

Editorial: Body cam videos must be public in police cases

The Post and Courier argues for releasing body cam videos to maintain trust after a Greenville County deputy shot Dick Tench in his home. It challenges initial police statements, notes legal limits on public access, and urges state lawmakers to require disclosure to prevent hidden actions by police and prosecutors.

Sheriff’s Department Dick Tench Tench S.C Greenville County Mr. Tench

Red flags rise as teen’s racist videos shock Columbia

Columnist notes after El Paso and Dayton shootings that a local Columbia teen made racist videos and threatened to shoot his high school. Police confiscated weapons, he is banned from campus, and parents demand fuller disclosure as administrators handle the case. Town hall planned and community urged to act on red flags.

Columbia el Paso Dayton Dylann Roof Roof Charleston Emanuel Ame Cardinal Newman High School Richland County Sheriff's Robert Loia South Carolina

Letters to the Editor Highlight Kay Brohl for City Council

A letter endorses Kay Biermann Brohl for City Council District 3 citing conviction, leadership, listening, and problem solving. The writer notes her mentoring work with GEM at Aiken High School and urges voters to support her on August 13. A separate piece compares Democratic and Republican party platforms, urging readers to review and align with their beliefs.

The Aiken Standard Kay Biermann Brohl Kay Gem Aiken High School Aiken Aikenstandard.com P.O. Box Aiken, SC

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