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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2006
Page
3
A reader argues against bans on flag burning and gay relationships, contending these ideas threaten core freedoms. They urge education over laws to counter extremism, while rejecting both flag burning and gay marriage yet defending the nation’s founding principles.
A reader urges the city to apply consistent standards citywide, arguing tougher enforcement on rundown properties near downtown and bulk investments by landlords. The note suggests protected investment in improving “so-so” areas and asks for city action to prevent neglect by owners and investors.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error in a recent article about the summer arts program at South Aiken High School. Josh Byrd was misidentified as a Gateway student. Readers may report factual errors by contacting Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace or emailing editorial@aikenstandard.com.
A $10,000 gift from Dr. Rocky Napier funds a multipurpose climbing station at USC Aiken Children's Center. Napier, a USC Aiken alumnus and pediatric dentist, credits USCA's early 1970s presence with enabling his philanthropy. Dr. Sally McClellan and USC Aiken alumni officials praise the impact on children's physical and social development.
Mary Dudley begins new duties as director of the USC Aiken Children’s Center, succeeding Dr. Sally McClellan. The center, administered by the School of Education, serves 42 children with half from campus families and the rest from the community, having earned NAEYC accreditation after recent upgrades and infant care expansion. Dudley, a Monetta native and former teacher at King Academy, returns yearly to support the program and strengthen campus links.
Police say a Williston woman left an 11 month old in a front seat running vehicle with doors unlocked and the air on while she shopped on Richland Avenue. The child was found unharmed in the car seat and the case remains under investigation.
Aaken County library will present Princess Di anes Event on Thursday July 13 at 4 p.m. for grades 6 to 12. Participants will make their own Princess diary. For more information call 642-7585.
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