Education Department protests report card flaws in South Carolina
Editorial calls out flaws in the EOC report card system. It notes criticism of improvement and composite grades, urges overhaul of the improvement measure and removal of the front cover composite. It cites Dr. Sandra Lindsay and local educators urging corrections while acknowledging the EOC's continued role.
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Education
S.C. Education
EOC
Sandra Lindsay
Aiken County
Frank Roberson
Lindsay
South Carolina
Education Oversight Committee
Almanac of newspaper staff members listed
A fragmented OCR snippet lists personnel roles including advertising director, business manager, managing editor and production, with several names such as Jeffrey B. Wallace and Ellen Priest, along with positions and department titles.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen
Priest
Timothy E. O'Brian
Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyches
Spitzer crackdown on crisis pregnancy centers draws mixed response
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer eases from a full prosecution push against pro life crisis pregnancy centers, while officials, clergy, and lawmakers across the country defend or criticize the effort. Spitzer’s subpoenas target nonprofit clinics offering abortion alternatives amid a charged political climate.
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New York
Eliot Spitzer
Buffalo
N.Y
Spitzer
Darren Depp
Big Apple
South Carolina
Congress
Missouri
Prove
National
Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League
New York City
Pitzer
Reproductive Rights Unit
Michael Bloomberg
George Pataki
Edward Cardinal Egan
Charlie Condon
Condon
Henry Mansell
Planned Parenthood
Bob Schaffer
Rcolp
Felix Grucci
Sue Shelley
All Saints School
St. Peters
Our Lady’s Inn
Pastors Face Blame Over Dr King Celebration Discord
Juanita Vining Aiken reflects on community efforts to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Cumberland A. M. E. Church and related events. She criticizes Christian fellowship leaders for not uniting to plan programs, recalls meeting King in 1965, and urges collective action while asserting personal responsibility for advocating equality.
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Astorpreters
Joseph Harrison, Jr
Cumberland A. M. E. Church
Martin Luther King, Jr
Channel 26 News
Dr. King
Georgia
Smith Hazel Center
Rev. Harrison
The
Christian Fellowship
Harrison
Second Baptist Church
Friendship Baptist Church
Mills
God
Juanita Vining Aiken
Back room deals show the political game in action
Column argues horse trading persists in Washington with Bush seeking Democratic cooperation on education and economic bills while avoiding Marc Rich pardon fallout. It cites Justice Department silence, alleged influence of donations on Clinton, and calls for honest government amid ongoing corruption concerns.
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George Washington
America
Washington, D.C
Bush
George W. Bush
Mr. Bush
Marc Rich
Justice Department
Fargo
N.D
Rich
His
Pincus Green
Iran
Tehran
Switzerland
Israel
Spain
Clinton
John Podesta
Bruce Lindsey
Beth Nolan
Bill Clinton
Canton
Library Fund
Denise
Hillary
Senate
Money
John Ashcroft
Democratic Party
GOP
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