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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2010
Page
15
The piece urges readers to reflect on the First Amendment during the nation’s birthday. It notes the amendment’s six freedoms: religion establishment and free exercise, speech, press, peaceable assembly, and petitioning the government for redress of grievances. It emphasizes personal liberty and citizen responsibility.
A reader critiques Dr Beth Everitts June article listing fourteen duties for area superintendents arguing most are unnecessary. The letter suggests principals or secretaries could handle many queries and urges voters in Aiken County to elect new district seats in November to drive change.
The Aiken Standard publicizes its editor, newsroom, advertising and production leadership. Names include Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor and Timothy E. O Briant News Director with supporting posts managed by Michael W. Gibbons and Terri Cheek among others.
A letter from McDonald Law of Aiken commends emergency personnel who fought cross ties fires along a railroad cut during a high heat day. Firefighters, tractors, and power workers labored at multiple sites to create firebreaks and restore power, risking personal danger to protect homes and acreage.
Reader argues the War on Terror endsanger security citing the NSS and John Brennan while contrasting solo Islamist attackers. He questions motives, border security, and administration stance while paying tribute to Brenda Bodie and noting Roy Mills.
Readers are invited to submit opinions on public concerns. Mail to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Email letters aikenstandard com. Fax line 6486052.
In a June 23 Aiken Standard piece AP reporter Liz Sidoti’s lede on Nikki Haley prompts reader complaints about perceived bias and inclusion of opinion in a news story. The letter questions use of terms like racist legacy and asks editors to verify factual backing and editorial discretion.
Ray Tanner reflects on reaching the College World Series and Rosenblatt Stadium as South Carolina clinches a major college baseball milestone. He credits the achievement to his players and the program’s enduring legacy.
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