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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 2004

Page

11

Packers Honor Reggie White With Half Mast Flags

Editorial defends lowering Lambeau Field flags for Reggie White as respect for a community leader and service member. It argues flag etiquette allows individuals and teams to pay tribute, noting White aided inner city youth and church rebuilding, while contrasting with broader military code.

Reggie White Lambeau Field Green Bay Packers Iraq Afghanistan Ron Sager Appleton Wisc White Packer Nation

State health plan gains support in Sanford proposal

Gov. Sanford proposes adding 23 million to the State Health Plan to curb rising premiums. The plan aims to keep state workers competitive with private sector wages and retain experienced employees amid budget pressures and rising overall health costs.

South Carolina Mark Sanford The Charleston Post and Courier

Aiken Standard Leadership and Contact Information

The Aiken Standard lists its publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and department heads including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson.

Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard.com Jeffrey B. Wallace Jwallace Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Ellen C. Priestpriest Aikenstandard. Com Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Byates Scot Scot Newcomsnewcom@aikenstandard.com J. David Boyd Dboyd Letitia Jefferson Jefferson

Coyotes in Aiken County Open Season All Year

A reader questions why coyotes are allowed year round and whether they are wildlife. The discussion notes they are seen as nuisance animals and not protected, while ecology points to reduced prey like rabbits and feral cats, with limited control methods proving ineffective.

PTA Decline Prompts Critique Of Education Reform Push

Readers see a harsh assessment of the national and South Carolina PTA as a partisan weapon. Critics argue the PTA clings to a failing public schooling model while opposing the Put Parents in Charge plan and its tax credit approach. John Graham Altman and Lewis Vaughn are cited in support of parental school choice.

Washington Post PTA Jane Hannaway Education Policy Center The Urban Institute South Carolina PPIC Lewis Vaughn R Greenville

Marines Rely on Iraqi Forces at Bases After Mosul Attack

Lt. Col. Dan Wilson notes no systematic vetting by US forces, depending on Iraqi partners for security at bases after a Mosul area strike. He cites trust factors in joint operations. The source also mentions a contrasting color scheme idea for an Israeli army base at Jalameh.

Col Dan Wilson 1St Marine Division Mosul

Norwegian diplomat attacks US aid stance on Sri Lankan relief

Jan Egeland, UN deputy secretary general for humanitarian relief, criticizes the United States for a $15 million relief pledge after a massive earthquake and floods in Sri Lanka and Thailand. He urges a $100 million start, proposes a tax increase, and accuses the UN staff of lavish dependence on American taxpayers.

Jan Egeland United Nations America Egeland U.S Sri Lanka Thailand Demme US State Department Congress Florida U.N New York City Diplomatic Corps

Troops Deserve Real Protection Not Excuses

An army letter urges better leadership for U S troops in Iraq criticizing insufficient armor and warnings of ongoing combat. The writer calls for decisive action and real protection, blaming the administration and the Defense Secretary for delays. The piece argues the war may last a year or more before troops are brought home.

Iraq Secretary of Defense

Letters to the Editor Information Source

Readers are invited to send letters with signatures and contact details for verification by postal mail to Let ters to the Editor Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 Email swallace aikenstandard.com or fax 803 648 6052 for publication guidance and contact.

Postal Service Aiken Standard P.O Aiken, S.C Swallace Aikenstandard

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Editorial S.C Gov. Sanford Aitken Standard Tony Mills Suzanne Stone Ienceviig Glenn Campbell Montmorenci Aiken County John Graham Altman House of Representatives Charleston County School Board Jalameh
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