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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 2007

Page

9

Education is Key to Aiken County’s Future

An opinion letter urges strong support for public schools in Aiken County and warns that reduced state funding could jeopardize programs that help students excel. It endorses Aiken Technical College and USC Aiken and calls for community action to improve education from pre K to post graduate, ending with a prompt to submit letters to the editor.

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Letter praising Mr. Victor Fricke on voting process clarity

Carl Langley of Aiken commends Victor Fricke for his clear defense of the electoral system. He urges study of government history, mocks misperceptions about the Electoral College, and defends paper ballots while condemning attempts at faulty electronic systems.

Victor Fricke Fricke U.S Mr. Fricke Carl Langley Aiken

Resident criticizes stormwater fee and asks state action

George Thomas Wagener of Wagener questions lawmakers in Aiken County about a stormwater fee he calls ridiculous. He argues the state should handle Clean Water Act implementation, not burden farmers with costs, and urges DHEC to lead.

House Senate Aiken County DHEC George Thomas Wagener

Aiken Standard Publisher and staff credits

Acknowledges Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with the Aiken Standard team. Lists staff roles including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa and News Director Timothy E. O Briant with their contact handles and titles.

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Attitude is Key in 2007 and Our Town Reflections

The column uses Thornton Wilder's Our Town to urge readers to seize the present and live fully. It cites Emily's graveyard moment and asks if we realize life minute by minute, urging a year of blessings GALORE and mindful action in 2007. It references biblical now, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Adlai Stevenson as inspirational anchors.

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Letters on Ford coverage and roadside cleanup idea

A reader complains about perceived media bias favoring drug users while neglecting President Ford. The letter supports a 25 cent take-out surcharge and ATV patrols to fines and fund road cleanup, arguing education won t work with chronic litterbugs.

Florida Fred Frantum Aiken

Half-Backs Sprague Return Missing PTO Fund to Warrenville

Aiken community praises retired couple Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sprague who found and returned a large cash envelope belonging to Warrenville Elementary PTO Secret Santa Fund outside Aiken Mall. The act saved holiday gifts for needy families and highlighted good citizenship amid county growth.

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