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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2005
Page
15
In Graniteville six months after the January 6 train crash that released chlorine, nine people died and thousands evacuated. The editorial urges a permanent monument to honor victims and bind the community, noting the tragedy forged new neighborliness and resilience.
The Court's 5-4 decision allows broad government power to seize private property for redevelopment. Justice O'Connor's dissent warns of shifting takings to wealthier interests and urges states to tighten restrictions. Public pressure could shape future redevelopment laws during the campaign season.
Quick reference lists roles and contacts for the Aiken Standard staff including publisher business manager systems manager and customer service manager with corresponding email handles for internal communication.
In MY VIEW discussions residents express concern about confined feeding operations with chicken houses. They cite health risks water contamination and air quality impacts as key issues for the local neighborhood.
The Aiken City Council votes to forward a request to amend the Large Retail Ordinance for a 15,000 square foot addition to the Hobby Lobby building on the former Lowe's site. The action follows no Planning Commission review and aims to avoid tying empty storefronts to the current rule.
Dick Smith urges council to preserve hard won steps that protect Aiken’s charm and quality of life. He argues against cookie cutter development and calls for sensible controls rather than abandoning safeguards.
Residents oppose the new Large Retail Ordinance while developers adapt projects like Whiskey Station to meet Council requirements. A separate local claim alleges the S C Department of Natural Resources euthanized a red fox family, criticizing policy as overly harsh and impractical.
The column argues President Bush framed the war as a long, costly, global effort against terrorism and Islamofascism. It notes his refusal to set a timetable, urges Muslim leadership to counter radical interpretations, and warns that defeat could trigger endless wars if America loses heart.
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