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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2014

Page

13

Aiken Standd am Founded in 1867

Ellen Priest, publisher, TIM OBRIANT, audience development, Melissa Hanna, executive editor, Dee Taylor, advertising director, Laura Tiedman, circulation manager, Jeromy Way, business manager, Letitia Jefferson, customer service manager, Ronnie Butler, production director. Think about it quote from John Buchan.

Tim O’briant Melissa Hanna Dee Taylor Laura Tiedman Letitia Jefferson Ronnie Butler

Haley signals new K-12 education reforms in South Carolina

Editorial notes eight year gap since Sanford and outlines Nikki Haley's likely plan to reform public education. Key aims include higher literacy, support for poorer districts, stronger teacher backing, and more classroom technology. Critics say timing late but view as a serious long term effort.

S.C Mark Sanford Sanford Nikki Haley Haley South Carolina Richard Riley Carroll Campbell Jim Hodges David Beasley Vincent Sheheen

Lessons From Benghazi Bedlam Highlight Local Militia Roles

The New York Times report on the 2012 Benghazi attack assigns responsibility to local militia tensions rather than al Qaeda, noting fatal assumptions by U S diplomats. It cites Ambassador Stevens among four deaths and references congressional hearings led by Rep. Doc Hastings criticizing the Obama administration for a cover up and protection failures. Local forces and a controversial video sparked violent unrest, underscoring a lack of local knowledge in dangerous environments.

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Aiken tennis community earns statewide recognition in 2013

In 2013 Aiken earned a State Adult Tournament of the Year award to Mark Calvert and Glenn Parker for hosting a large 18 and over event at Odell Weeks. The city hosted 111 teams and 1,200 players across 64 local courts and prepared plans to host another large adult tournament in May 2014. Local high school teams won state championships and a strong junior program formed via the Aiken Area Community Tennis Association to expand access.

Aiken US Tennis Association South Carolina Wild Dunes Mark Calvert Odell Weeks Glenn Parker Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism South State’s Tennis Association S.C South Aikien Boys Mead Hall South Carolina Independent School Association United States Tennis Association USTA Aiken Area Community Tennis Association AACTA Ric Schofield Aikens Aikentennis.com Eddie Estochen Shawn Risher Aiken Area Tennis League AATL Shawn North Augusta Riverview Facebook Roy Lindburg West Area Usta-Sc al Marshall Sctennis

Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must be under 400 words and may be edited for length clarity libel and taste. Anonymous or pen name letters are not published and publication is discretionary.

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