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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2006
Page
11
Editorial notes the South Carolina Agriculture study showing Aiken County has 6500 horses worth 56.35 million dollars with 63.5 million in annual industry income. It highlights polo farms, equine communities, hay and feed needs, veterinary care, tack, barns and fencing as economic drivers in Thoroughbred Country.
Charleston County Council adopts a resolution opposing Morris Island development. Richard Moe of the National Trust calls the island a treasure in trouble and urges permanent protections. Colleen Condon urges cooperation among groups to safeguard the site’s African American history and Civil War legacy. The Post and Courier.
The document lists key staff positions at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest Internet Director Timothy O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with their email formats.
Dr. Andrea Bussey highlights FDA changes to prescription drug inserts with easier reading layout and a new Patient Counseling Information section. The agency will email daily or weekly alerts to pharmacists and providers. Key consumer tips include correct dosing, side effects, missed dose steps, and drug food interactions.
Four citizens Clifton Weeks Sissy Brodie Ashley Newman and Mary Calabro were named Man Woman Youth and Ambassador of the Year at the Aiken Chamber Greater Good Awards. The column applauds their community service and highlights numerous local good deeds and requests readers to share more stories of kindness.
A reader defends paving Anderson Pond Road as a 2000 voter approved project to ease congestion between Whiskey and Silver Bluff Roads. The writer credits Councilman Scott Singer for guiding the Whiskey Road Ad Hoc Committee and notes potential route changes due to new development while urging developer funding for alterations. Gary Bunker endorses Singer's integrity and advisory role on the council.
A New Ellenton parent urges the Board of Education to keep New Ellenton Middle School open. She cites local pride and student achievement including Adequate Yearly Progress and the SOAR program as reasons against closing the school.
A letter expresses offense at judging handicapped people by appearance. The writer recalls a disabling condition, mentions parking in a handicap space in Cincinnati, and recounts vandalism after a taunt. The piece cites Ann Landers on judging by looks and ends with a personal sign-off.
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