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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2006
Page
7
The Ford restructuring and plant closures underscore a changing U.S. economy. The editorial urges local communities like Aiken County to pursue new industries, embrace technology, and adapt quickly to survive economic shifts and job losses.
The piece argues Samuel Alito is well qualified with sound temperament and ethics after review, though critics label him extremist. It contends courts act as a super legislature on hot issues like abortion and gay marriage, and accuses Democrats of distorting his record to block his confirmation.
Publication personnel include editor Jeffrey B Wallace advertising director Arthur Zappa business manager Ellen C Priest internet director Timothy E O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newcom systems manager J David Boyd and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson at Aiken Standard.
A letter from Jenne Stoker critiques rapid Aiken growth and rising housing costs. It urges local officials to adopt impact fees to fund roads, schools, and services, while warning against unplanned sprawl and loss of open space. Edwin and Elma Dubose add a closing appeal for calmer community dialogue.
Aiken resident objects to editorial on impact fees for new subdivisions arguing costs are borne by buyers and that all residents share growth burdens. The writer urges equitable funding through broad community input rather than placing a heavy load on new home purchasers. M Caldwell
Citizens of Aiken County salute law enforcement fire and rescue crews and volunteers who mobilized after the January 6 2005 Graniteville train wreck. Parents of a deputy and fire department members emphasize qualifications and community service during the response.
The proposal to dissolve spent reactor fuel rods and separate components would require costly facilities and produce vitrified waste logs with more weight and volume. Plutonium offers limited value as MOX, which itself faces overruns, making disposal alongside fission products seem cheaper. Without a buyer, MOX adds security risks and storage burden, calling into question the idea.
A letter praising Bill 4429 to let schools start on the third Monday in August argues for statewide support from parents, noting four of five favor a later start and urging representatives and senators to pass the bill for better education and summer quality time.
The closing of Best Bagels and Deli known as The Bagel Shop on the south side of Aiken removes more than a place to eat. It served as a community gathering spot for friends and conversation, leaving residents to wonder who will continue the thriving business. Dee and Charlotte Laramore.
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