Veterans care policy urged in South Carolina race
In South Carolina, veterans demand real long term solutions as presidential hopefuls campaign. The state hosts bases such as Parris Island and Fort Jackson and faces VA wait times despite staffing gains and GI Bill successes. Local veteran leaders call for concrete policy details and ongoing dialogue.
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South Carolina
White House
Palmetto
Parris Island
Shaw Air Force Base
Fort Jackson
Joint
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
Veterans
Veterans Affairs and
Lawmakers
Robert Murphy
Marine Corps
Office of
USC Aiken
Aiken
Murphy
Aiken Public Safety Academy Open to Residents This Fall
Letter urges residents to join the Citizen Public Safety Academy run by the Aiken Department of Public Safety. Nine week program starts September 10 with meetings on Thursday nights, ending with no final exam. Applicants should submit by August 21 at 251 Laurens St NW or via cityofai kensc.gov.
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Aiken
Ben Harm
Aiken Dept. of Public Safety
Laurens St
Cityofaikensc
Public Safety
Fair City
Sandra E. Tucker
Letters to the Editor guidelines at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Signed letters with writer address and daytime phone are required. anonymous or unsigned pieces will not be published. Limit under 500 words. editor may edit for length, libel, and taste. discretionary publication.
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Aiken
P.O. Box
Aikenstandard
Michael Ulmer
Mulmer
Aikenstandard.com
Asia policy shift for 2016 candidates urged by editorial
The piece argues presidential contenders must pivot from Middle East issues to Asia with China as the top challenge. It cautions against repeating past wars and urges focus on currency manipulation, technology security, and job creation while noting election timing in Oregon, California, and Washington primaries.
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Asia
Middle East
America
China
Pacific
U.S
Ash Carter
United States
Persian Gulf
Washington
Oregon
California
Middle Kingdom
Clinton email scandal risks national security
The inquiry into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server for official business intensifies as probes cite potential classified material among more than 300 emails. The FBI and intelligence inspector general investigations raise the prospect of criminal charges similar to Petraeus or Berger cases.
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Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Washington Post
FBI
Las Vegas
Inspector General
U.S
State Department
John Kerry
Russia
China
Intelligence Community Inspector General
CIA
David Petraeus
National Security
Sandy Berger
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