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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2002

Page

11

Women in South Carolina Legislation Rank Gaps in Representation

Editorial notes SC trails Alabama in female state lawmakers with 9.4 percent in the General Assembly versus 10 percent in Alabama. It argues women are active locally but rarely seek state office, urging more women to enter public service for diverse, better governance.

South Carolina Palmetto State Alabama Legisla General Assembly Aiken County Columbia

Letters to the Editor Addressed for Aiken Standard

All letters are subject to editing and condensing. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard RO Box 456 Aiken SC 29602. Send email to swallace aik enstandard.com Fax letters to 803 648 6062.

Aiken Stanard Aiken Swallace Aikenstandard

Local publishing staff names listed for Allen Standard

The Allen Standard names staff including Scott B. Hunter as publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as managing editor, Timothy E. O Brien as editor, Deborah Dyches as circulation director, Geneed Mannose, J. David Boyd, and Letitia Jefferson among others.

Deborah Dyches Geneed Mannose J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Cost per proficient fourth grader mirrors state spending gaps

Analysis by Herbert J. Walberg uses NAEP 1998 data to show only 29 percent of fourth graders reach proficient reading. It calculates the $107,000 per proficient reader and notes wide gaps across states from Utah to Hawaii and the District of Columbia.

National Assessment of Educational Progress Utah New Jersey NAEP US Department of Education Hawaii Aloha New York Delaware District of Columbia Montana New Hampshire

The Exonerated and the limits of justice

A discussion of wrongful convictions highlighted by the play The Exonerated and real cases like Kerry Max Cook. The piece traces prosecutorial mistakes, DNA revelations, and the toll on families, urging better defense representation and accountability to prevent real killers remaining free.

Kerry Max Cook Cook David Hanners Todd Gilman Dallas Morning News Linda Jo Edwards Dallas Kerry Justice Justice New York Area Houston Centurion Ministries Paul Nugent Texas Defender Service Leonardo Rojas State Bar

Homeowner Questions Fire Cause in Aiken Subdivision

In North Meadows outside Aiken a fire damaged a home eight years old with the meter box and underground wiring burned six to eight feet from the box. The resident alleges surges from underground lines and accuses Aiken Electric Cooperative of withholding fire evidence and denying responsibility.

North Meadows Subdivision Aiken Center Aiken Electric Cooperative

New Ellenton officials defend actions and openness

James M. Sutherland, mayor, replies regarding James Bouknight Jr’s December letter urging law enforcement. He notes tickets issued for traffic violations, police patrols near Greendale School, public access to city minutes and meetings, the council mayor form of government, and monthly City Court sessions at City Hall with contact for dates. He argues the city strives to make careful decisions and protect citizens.

City of New Ellenton City Hall

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