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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2006
Page
15
Readers are urged to protect credit and debit card data amid rising thefts. The editorial notes charges from Italy show criminals may operate globally, often reversing charges slowly. Tips include keeping cards visible, masking numbers on receipts, and preserving older receipts to guard against fraud.
The column reflects on Christmas shopping habits in Aiken County and notes the upcoming church services as the season's meaningful highlight. It contrasts year long gift planning with the author’s preferred approach and urges readers to remember the holiday’s true meaning.
An OCR fragment lists staff roles and email-like tags for a newspaper, including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur Jappa Production Director Prump Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J Davia Boyd with garbled domain-style strings.
A column shares handwritten prayers from children addressed to God and reflects on their innocence and hopes. The selections cover questions about life, love, invention, miracles, and a plea for guidance in a confusing world. Readers are invited to share and contact the Aiken Standard.
The Orangeburg Times and Democrat urges County Council to suspend Sunday blue laws now and pursue permanent repeal to level the playing field for retailers including malls and variety stores. State action decades ago left only conscientious objection protections for Sunday work.
Ruling party lawmaker Hiroo Nakashima says the new law will help children understand their heritage and become intelligent Japanese as parliament requires schools to foster patriotism for the first time since World War II. Ban Ki moon expresses optimism about mending the UN divide if he becomes secretary general.
A column laments the Supreme Court’s delay on a case about New York City public schools allowing Ramadan and Hanukkah symbols while banning Nativity scenes. It argues for Christmas traditions, mocks secular critics, and urges a positive, inclusive holiday stance despite legal debates.
Readers are invited to send opinions on issues to Aiken Standard. Mail to Box 456 Aiken SC 20802 or email stters akenstandard.com or fax 648-6052.
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