Repeated Criminal Name Sparks Papered Embarrassment
A reader questions why an offender’s name appears twice in coverage of the same crime. The second listing occurs after arrest for failing to pay a fine, causing family embarrassment.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2009
Page
3
A reader questions why an offender’s name appears twice in coverage of the same crime. The second listing occurs after arrest for failing to pay a fine, causing family embarrassment.
Readers question the cost and value of naming roads after Martin Luther King Jr. in the Aiken Standard TalkBack column. Some argue riots and tax waste, while others support memorials, urging readers to consider community impact before commenting.
The writer argues against a junkyard on the Aiken Augusta Highway and comments on Wal-Mart visibility. The text shifts to broader topics about the Israel-Gaza conflict, blaming Palestinians for starting the war, condemning rocket fire, and citing Gen MacArthur on war. It then asserts Israel’s right to defend itself and declares Jews as God’s chosen people.
A reader letter argues illegal drugs drive crime and crime rates rise when dealers are arrested. The piece invites public input via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or editorial at aikenstandard.com with brief, publishable comments.
Jefferson Elementary fourth graders explored science at the annual fest featuring critters from Savannah River Ecology Lab and booths by CYTEC, SPCA, Audubon Center and more. Teachers highlighted student enthusiasm as Lt. Col. Tucciarone demoed flight gear and balsa models for curious kids.
Breezy Hill Baptist Church pastor Robert Riley urges 1000 participants to pray for Barack Obama hourly for 12 hours on inauguration day. The effort expands beyond his Graniteville congregation with a church website and a Facebook group nearing 500 members.
Dan Rosenberg of Rosenberg Thoroughbred Consulting opened the Equine Industry Conference with Why We Need Horses. He cited the industry's 102 billion annual economic contribution and its roles in land conservation, tourism, and job creation, praising therapeutic uses and youth development through horses.
This excerpt outlines contact details for The Aiken Standard including office hours, mailing address, phone and fax numbers, email addresses for staff, and publisher information. It lists subscription pricing, delivery areas, and specific Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008.
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