Editorial Voting probe must be pursued
An Augusta-Richmond County Commission appointee Keith Brown faces questions over residency and voting in 2004. Aiken County officials voted to have Solicitor Barbara Morgan review the case for possible prosecution, urging aggressive pursuit of justice to keep elections above board.
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No Child Left Awake Spotlight in Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard reports middle school transfers under No Child Left Behind to North Augusta Middle, where at least one student rises at 4 a.m. for 5:15 a.m. bus pick up and faces long days away from home. Transportation logistics strain bus routes while arguing over NCLB’s aims and real benefits.
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Aiken Standard Staff Listing and Editorial Credits
The document lists staff roles for the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jefley B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and associated contact details. It appears to be a masthead or internal publication page outlining key personnel and their emails.
Living a Day in Spirit of Love Mission Sermon
The columnist notes a Baptist pastor urging readers to live a day guided by love not law. He contrasts Jesus with Pharisees, warns against ritual blindness, and recalls the roast-in-two-pans parable to illustrate habit vs sense. He cites a fire alarm incident and ends urging love as the solution.
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Bush cites safety gap and police attitudes after thwarted plot
President Bush says enemies need one correct move while defenders must be right every time after a failed Britain plot to bomb transatlantic targets. Clark County Sheriff Bill Young notes 21 officer shootings this year, 11 fatally.
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Letters to the editor defend peace talks and Jewish homeland rights
A reader rebukes Mr. Matos for claiming a Jewish immigration clash with native Christians and Muslims in Palestine. The letter argues for balanced recognition of both peoples and criticizes prejudice toward Christians and Israelis, citing past empires and peace efforts including Egypt and Jordan.
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Misidentified rescue group praised for medical aid
A Letter to the Editor by David Malatesta credited Aiken Rescue Squad for medical services he received. Aiken County EMS actually treated and transported him, so the agency to receive recognition is Aiken County EMS, not Aiken Rescue Inc.
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Old-fashioned service making a comeback
A shopper notes a return of attentive service in retail with Martha at Dillard's apologizing for the wait and arranging another salesperson to assist. The piece contrasts this with current trends where clerks take orders and overlook waiting customers.
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Letters to the Editor Address and Contact Info
Readers are invited to send opinions on issues to Letters to the Editor Alien Standard Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or email and via the fax number 648 6052 for submissions.
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