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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2005

Page

13

Ex-S.C. Agriculture Commissioner Sharpe Pleads Guilty

Former South Carolina official Charles Sharpe pleads guilty in Columbia to extortion and lying to a federal officer tied to a cockfighting operation in Aiken County. He faces up to 25 years in prison with a 2 to 2.5 year recommendation.

Charles Sharpe South Carolina Sharpe Columbia Aiken County Wagener House Agriculture Committee Public Officials

Obesity as a Societal Health Challenge and Policy Moves

The piece argues obesity is a societal problem requiring action beyond personal choice. It cites Satcher on public health, calls for urban food access, park cleanups, and more PE in schools, notes Kraft’s ad curbs, and warns of industry counter campaigns while urging joint action.

David Satcher Illinois Kraft Foods Inc

Aiken Standard staff contact list now available

The Aiken Standard lists its leadership and staff roles with names and email domains for Publisher Editor Advertising Director and other key positions. The page provides official contacts for circulation, production, systems, and customer service departments.

Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard.com Jeffrey B. Wallace Jwallace Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Ellen C. Priestpriest Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Byates Scot Scot Newcomsnewcom@aikenstandard.com J. David Boyd Dboyd

Ruling on lawyers advertising and public ads norms

The excerpt discusses views on lawyers advertising with slogans and nicknames. It supports accurate fair ads and aligns with the Supreme Court Commission on limiting misleading or unfair marketing. The speaker praises the commission’s work and endorses existing restrictions without adding new limits.

Supreme Court Commission

Dessert auction in Aiken raises four thousand two hundred dollars

The Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Dessert Auction in Graniteville and Aiken raised over $4,200 on January 16 with support from Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt, Horry County deputies, and local volunteers. Gratitude was extended to Newberry Hall donors David and Maggie Sacks, the Aiken Brass, the Aiken Junior Women's Club led by Heather Thurmond, and artist Michael Smart.

Aiken County Michael Hunt Graniteville Horry County Hunt Aiken Salvation Army David Maggie Sacks Newberry Hall Aiken Brass Toby Marks Aiken Junior Women’s Club Heather Thurmond Michael Smart Artist Parlor Pic

Community Letter Thanks Donors For Soup Kitchen Benefit

A reader thanks many restaurants businesses and individuals for silent auction donations desserts and door prizes that raised funds for a Soup Kitchen event. Special appreciation goes to Faye Taylor coordinator and the volunteers whose efforts will continue feeding the hungry.

Ture Faye Taylor Soup Kitchen

Chlorine Exposure Lingers After Local Derailment Tragedy

Brad Lohman of Lewiston Idaho writes to Gran iteville residents about long lasting chlorine injury effects from a derailment. He details persistent breathing problems memory issues headaches nosebleeds and advises journaling seeking information from Dr Gail Denton and Oregon Health Sciences Institute. He warns against trusting early assurances and urges community awareness and discussion via email.

Graniteville Gail Denton Oregon Health Sciences Institute Kay Silver Hotmail Brad Lohman Lewiston Idaho

Summers sparks debate on gender and science at Harvard

Harvard president Lawrence Summers ignited controversy with remarks suggesting biological differences influence math and science aptitude. Nancy Hopkins walked out and critics framed the comments as sexist while Summers defended inquiry into the size of the talent pool and argued social factors alone cannot explain achievement gaps.

Harvard University Lawrence H. Summers America Summers Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nancy Hopkins Johns Hopkins University Hopkins Boston Globe Harvard Globe MIT NBER Academe

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Editorial Agriculture Commissioner Baseball Letitia Jefferson Jefferson Earl Ellis S.C. Bar Association Commission Robert Orlowski J. Reuben Long Sheriff's Office Postal Service Aiken Standard P.O S.C Linda Chavez
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