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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2011
Page
14
Aiken County’s 14 schools earned Palmetto Gold and Silver honors for academic performance and growth. Principal, teachers, staff, students, and parents are praised for the achievement.
Sgt Anthony Venetz Jr. 30 died in Afghanistan. his father Tony Venetz of Aiken recalls his son, who left a wife and two children. In other items Drew Ward faces arrest after five crashes. a bicyclist was struck and seriously hurt and fled. A stark call urges the County Council to address real issues over symbolic immigration votes.
Local quotes from last week's Aiken Standard mention Vince Lombardi, a noon meeting in a sauna, and a production crew. Other remarks touch on immigration policy, coaching, education, and Williston-Elko quarterback Tamyn Garrick signing with Presbyterian College.
Victoria Middleton of the ACLU SC warns that the proposed measure 8.20 mimics Arizona's immigration law, invites racial profiling, violates First Amendment rights, and undermines due process. Opponents say it burdens employers and state agencies, harming the economy and civil liberties while risking unlawful detention and distrust in law enforcement.
The author argues that unregulated capitalism underpins crises from Egypt to the global economy. They urge more regulation to benefit the many, noting past scandals and praising socialist capitalism blends seen in Brazil and China as models for recovery.
A speaker condemns the administration's six year moratorium on drilling urging health care and immigration reform, stressing vast untapped oil in the Gulf and Alaska. He calls for wind solar nuclear and even pig manure to reduce foreign oil dependence and blames the president for high gas prices.
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