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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2018

Page

11

Thought of the Day: Kipling Reminded By Anonymity

A brief note recalling Rudyard Kipling and his literary influence, framed as a reflective thought of the day. It hints at enduring fame and the weight of timeless storytelling.

Rudyard Kipling

SLED chief argues for major crime lab expansion in South Carolina

Mark Keel urges funding for a new 117000 square foot laboratory with clean rooms and built from the ground up to prevent cross contamination. The plan envisions 554 million dollars and 39 years of growth, converting the current lab to office space near SLED headquarters.

Mark Keel SLED Mir Keel Keel

Demystifying the myth of black Confederates in history

A guest column argues that black Confederates served in the Confederate Army in varied roles beyond enslaved labor. It cites newspapers and historians, notes freedmen who served, and names sources and individuals asserting documented evidence of armed and noncombatant service.

Greatimer Eseworks Nared Confederacy Charlotte Wester Democrat Union Douglass Frederick Douglass Manassas Charles Kelly Barrow JH. Segars RB. Rosenburg South Carolina Alenia Helsley James H. Brewer Henry “Dad” Brown Freen Darington Texas Calvary Peeket Rifles Seinfaney Isabel Vandervléesbeck Allen Manty Eedman Charles Ayer Georgia Regi Geoemta Harron South Carling Ees

Immigration reform debated in Aiken Standard letter

GUS FITCH argues immigration policy is ineffective due to partisan aims and misused compassion for DACA and non citizens. He notes the need for a comprehensive reform and dismisses proposed barriers, referencing Ellis Island and Israel’s wall as contrasts to current U.S. policy.

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