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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2004
Page
11
An editorial argues for nonpartisan local elections to attract broader candidate participation and focus on community well being. It notes partisan labels can deter potential local candidates and may benefit parties more than communities, urging municipalities and Aiken County to consider nonpartisan rules.
The Defense Department faces renewed scrutiny as the Red Cross reports to the U.S. government that detainees at Guantanamo Bay suffered coercion and torture like acts. Members push for an exhaustive congressional investigation.
The Aiken Standard lists its leadership team with roles for publisher editor advertising director business manager managing editor production director circulation director systems manager and customer service manager. Contact emails and notes accompany each position for staff coordination.
The interview discusses Auburn’s season as a dream that argued for a national title shot. It proposes delaying rankings until October, adding another game after bowls, and advocates sharing a national championship if two undefeated teams exist.
SAHS student led Project Yellow Ribbon collected 1800 pounds of care packages and 1000 letters for the 151st Aviation Brigade and Medical Battalion Task Force 2 2 in Camp Normandy, sending 97 boxes totaling nearly a ton to support 1000 soldiers. The effort involved 1500 people and 55 classes, with donations from local businesses and community members.
A South Carolina educator from Aiken County challenges the piece arguing that funds follow students regardless of schooling. The letter asserts per student funding, home schooling taxes, and general funds mean no public tax money is diverted from schools.
Obituary notes the passing of Arne Flifler long time NARFE officer and member. He served as president vicepresident treasurer service officer and membership chair of Chapter 934. He supported Congress advocacy, donated a hand woven shawl yearly, and engaged in bird houses bell ringing poetry wreath making language coaching and church activities.
Readers may submit letters to the editor for My View by calling 648 2311 Ext 278 or mailing to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Include signer address and daytime home phone numbers for verification.
Fatima Talbi, a French woman, adopted a name that sounded French to boost hiring odds. She secured an interview but was not hired after she disclosed her real identity, saying she would not lose her own identity for a job.
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