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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2007
Page
15
Editorial argues soliciting donations at traffic intersections is dangerous and questions legitimacy of charities involved. It urges Aiken County Council to adopt a peddling ordinance like the City of Aiken, citing risk to motorists and pedestrians and possible out of state license plates.
The column tracks Audrey Timmerman's basketball journey from a six year old dribbling in a gym to a high school star and college signee. Now a freshman starter for Erskine's Flying Fleet, her lifelong talent and drive are highlighted as early as childhood.
The article lists editorial and advertising leadership for the Aiken Standard, naming Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Systems Manager J David Boyd with their email handles.
Readers spar over parkways Hitchcock Woods and local institutions while recounting personal hardship. Bonnie Kneece urges empathy and cautions against judging others by appearances.
A reader thanks Wanda Tutt director of WIC and administrator Michelle Lynn Blocker at the Aiken County Health Department for resolving a scheduling error and for their professional, kind service. The writer praises their helpfulness, smiles, and contagious positivity.
Readers defend James Brown’s legacy noting his charitable acts and influence while acknowledging past faults. The letter argues praise for his positive impact, arguing skeletons exist for everyone but should not erase good deeds.
A reader complains that Brown coverage is excessive and asks the media to respect privacy. They argue will matters should stay within the legal system and family, noting Jimmy Jr. should be provided for in the will while urging the press to move on.
A Hispanic male customer struggles to understand a cashier’s request for ID while purchasing beer. The interaction occurs in a line at a neighborhood grocery store as two workers attempt to assist and clarify the situation.
At a Pentagon briefing Donald Rumsfeld disputes calling Iraqi foes insurgents. He argues an insurgency has a cause, while the ongoing violence devastates civilians with hundreds killed weekly and mounting troop deployments. Bobby Harley voices concern over endless battles.
The Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Department explains its $80 annual fee for residences, its 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, and how funds cover operations. They note public notice and county approval for changes, strategic planning for growth, recent equipment investments, and FEMA grants improving ISO insurance implications. Captain Kevin Lancaster handles inquiries.
Citizens are asked to share opinions on community issues in letters under 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length. Send to Letters to the Editor, S C 29802, or email and fax details are provided for readers wishing to contribute.
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