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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 2018

Page

11

Thought of the Day prompts progress idea from Havelock Ellis

A brief feature credits Havelock Ellis as the source of a quoted proverb on progress. The note cites local publishers and editors in an Aiken Standard context, referencing 19th to 20th century figures and a short reflection on nuisance and exchange as a social idea.

Havelock Ellis

Nassar scandal shadows the Olympics this year

The piece links the ongoing Nassar abuse saga to the Winter Games, urging a culture of vigilance. It notes Nassar received up to 175 years plus 125 years on separate charges, mentions FBI delays, and calls for urgent reporting and action by parents coaches and institutions to protect young athletes.

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FBI memo clash shows need for transparency

Columnist argues the FBI overstepped by trying to block the Nunes memo release. He says classification cannot shield political aims, cites EO 13526 and past episodes, and urges full public disclosure to restore trust in FISA and national security oversight.

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Litter enforcement debated by supporters and critics

Letters from William Johnson and Victor Reilly criticize executive branch discretion in enforcing litter laws and warn against overreach. The debate centers on House action reducing fines and the balance between legislative authority and law enforcement, with references to constitutional powers and broader government principles.

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