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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2005

Page

11

Quotes of the Week from Aiken area figures

A collection of remarks from local officials and residents on policy shifts funding ideas and opportunities. Maria McClure cites bus policy changes requiring buses to stay at schools. Vicki Simons envisions a 2 cent sales tax funding school operations. Fred Humes speculates on automotive investment in the county. Jack Herrmann praises Washington Group International’s Los Alamos contract. Carey Johnson comments on Orangeburg Wilkinson interest in his job. Chris Coffey enjoys Hopelands Christmas garden visits. George Peterson notes Paul Williams victory over Alfonso Sanchez as a career step.

Area 1 Area 5 Area 4 Aiken County Maria McClure Vicki Simons

Drug courts offer treatment over prison for addicts

Law enforcement officials urge expanding South Carolina drug courts as a better method to handle drug offenders. They argue prison is costly and often ineffective, while enforced treatment through the court system can keep families intact and reduce recidivism for nonviolent drug users. The Spanganburg Herald Journal

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Aiken County Taxpayers Association Briefing Displayed

Vicki Simons, spokesperson for Aiken County Taxpayers Association, speaks at a press conference. Background features Scott Singer, County Councilman, Mayor Cavanaugh, and City Councilman Dick Smith during the event.

Vicki Simons Aiken County Taxpayers Association Scott Singer Cavanaugh Dick Smith Iman

Property tax reform debate on local government impact

A discussion questions the statewide property tax reform. It predicts a broad effect on local government and education funding, arguing the burdens would shift toward poorer residents and away from wealthier groups. It also questions potential benefits, suggesting only the wealthy might gain slight satisfaction.

Creation evolution clash in school debates stirs faith memory

Paula Knight Bolton recalls high school science class with Mr Salter who argued creation days could be vast periods and that faith and science need not conflict. She cites renowned scientists as Bible believers and urges teachers to present both sides while affirming creation science.

Salter Mr. Salters Leonardo da Vinci Johann Kepler Francis Bacon Blaise Pascal Robert Boyle John Ray Isaac Newton Darwin Creation Museum Cincinnati Ohio Fone America Paula Knight Bolton Aken

Privacy hypocrites drive left’s security stance critique

Column accuses opponents of civil-liberties absolutism of hypocrisy while attacking current and past NSA surveillance debates. It cites The New York Times and ACLU, mocks calls to bar race considerations in terror threats, and notes alleged selective outrage across political groups. It recounts Oklahoma City era satellite spying claims and argues double standards shape media coverage and policy debates.

America New York Times ACLU CIA State Department Justice Department Department of Homeland Security National Security Agency al-Qaida FBI Beltway Times The Democratic Party Charles ‘Schumer Chuck Hhow Michael Steele Robert Byrd McCurtain Daily Gazette Oklahoma City U.S Oklahoma Secret Service Alfred P. Murrah Federal Elohim City Gazette Associate Press Central Intelligence ‘Agency Department of Defense Dod the Gazette Associated Press White House

Letters to the Exciter Addressed For Public Input

Readers are invited to send their opinions on local issues to the Exciter column at Aiken Standard. Write letters expressing concerns and ideas and mail to Box 456, Aiken, S.C. 20802 for potential publication.

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Fred Humes Edgefield Counties Jack Herrmann Washington Group International Los Alamos National Laboratory Aiken High Carey Johnson Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School Hopelands Chris Coffey George Peterson Paul Williams Alfonso Sanchez S.C. Drug Courts Spananburg Herald Journal Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard.com Wawor Jerey Wallace Wallace Arthur Zappa Azappa Kilen C. Priest Epriest Timothy E. O'Briant Tobriant Aikstandard.com Phillip Yates Pyates Scot Newcom Newcom J. David Letitia Jefferson Ablerson Lar Highto. ‘Aiken Cour, Councilma Michelle Malkin Timothy McVeigh MCI Osama bin Laden Abu Zubaydah
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