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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2005
Page
11
Editorial condemns the London mass transit bombings during rush hour as terrorists linked to al Qaida in Europe claim responsibility. The blasts align with the G 8 summit in Scotland, prompting calls for united action against terrorism and resolve to defeat ruthless attackers.
The Herald argues SC lacks a law guaranteeing a mother’s right to nurse in public while 35 states already protect this. It notes high child obesity and low birth weights, urges laws ensuring comfortable, nonjudgmental nursing in restaurants, parks, buses, and stores.
Publisher Scott B Hunter and business manager Ellen C Priest lead the Aiken Standard. Systems manager J David Boyd and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson oversee operations.
A reflective piece recalls living near London during the Blitz and contrasts wartime resilience with recent attacks. Respondents praise emergency services and commend Tony Blair as a strong leader, noting readiness and resolve in the face of new threats.
A late night highway incident describes a passerby urging involvement after a pedestrian was struck on Highway 421 near Bath. The witness and Milton Harris from Belvedere Fire assist until paramedics arrive as witnesses note the pedestrian walked in the road and the driver was not at fault.
The notice outlines methods to submit letters including postal mail to Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina, an email address, and a fax number. It also shows a signature and contact phone requirement for verification and includes a brief user question and name Bobby Harley from Warrenville.
Aiken community coordinates Operation Footlocker to ship medical and hygiene items to the Balad Iraq Trauma Center. The drop-off at Aiken Mall July 8 to 10 collects sheets towels wipes sunscreen and female care items with airlift from Cherry Point.
Column urges harsher treatment of sex offenders after a wave of high profile cases. It argues for life imprisonment or lifelong electronic monitoring for child rapists and repeat offenders, claiming high reoffense rates justify permanent confinement to protect children.
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