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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2007

Page

9

Patriot's life remembered in Aiken community tribute

Editorial notes the sacrifice of Cpl. Matthew Dillon who died in Iraq on December 11 and highlights local tributes. The Aiken Marine Corps League presented a memorial plaque to his parents, Georgia Flag and Banner Company donated yard flags, and Southlawn Cemetery funded a commemorative stone. Community prayers accompany the family’s grief and pride in Matt’s patriotism.

Lucy Neal Dillon Cpl Matthew Dillon Iraq Aiken Marine Corps League Dillon Georgia Flag and Banner Company Marine Corps Mr Dillon Matt Southlawn Marine Corps League

Why Aiken Draws Newcomers and Keeps Them

An editor notes how visitors from Indiana came for a look and stayed for life in Aiken. A single visit sparked relocation as hosts showcased local assets and welcoming residents. Newcomers plan to share skills and talents, enriching the city while cherishing what it offers.

Aiken Indiana Midwest

Aiken Standard Staff Directory Listing

Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace Advertising Director Arthur Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest News Director Timothy O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson

Letitia Jefferson Liefferson Aikenstandard Com

Reforming the SC DOT and a budget critique

Letters urge reform of the South Carolina Department of Transportation prioritizing project justification alternatives and maintenance. Signatories include Michelle Sinkler East Cooper Planning Council Ann Timberlake and others pressing public input and anti pork-barrel practices. A separate essay criticizes the Bush budget debt and warns against NAFTA CAFTA and the Security and Prosperity Partnership.

SC Department of Transportation Larry Grooms DOT Michelle Sinkler East Cooper Planning Counci Ann Timberlake Conservation Voters of South Carolina Gretta Eruesi Coastal Conservation League Ginny Prevost Sewee Association Jim McGraw Summerville Town Awareness Committee

Letters to the Editor Policy Notice

Readers are invited to send opinions about issues of concern. Letters should be 200 words or less and may be edited for clarity. Send to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or email or fax to 648 6052.

Aiken S.C

Congressman Gresham Barrett Honored for Pro Family Votes

Letter from Roger Rollins of Aiken congratulates Congressman Gresham Barrett for receiving the True Blue award from FRC Action and Focus on the Family Action. The note notes Barrett’s pro life and pro family voting record on issues such as repeal of abortion restrictions in military facilities, marriage protection, pledge protection, embryonic stem cell research, child interstate abortion nonfiction act, and public expression of religion act.

Gresham Barrett Barrett Congress Family Research Council FRC Family Action Congressman Barrett Roger Rollins Aiken

Don’t Mess With Trash How Communities Fight Litter

Karen Jungers urges local media churches and schools to push constant litter awareness. She cites Texas motto don’t mess with Texas and SC needs aggressive action, calling property owners to clear roadside litter and improve surroundings.

Texas South Carolina Karen Jungers Aiken

Smoking ban supporters praise public health benefits

A reader argues that enforcing a smoking ban in public businesses such as restaurants and bowling alleys benefits both smokers and non-smokers. The writer, Cynthia A, Greshko, claims even short abstinence can improve health and create a healthier environment for children and others.

Cynthia A Greshko Aiken

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