Editorial It's dangerous out there
An Aiken teenager in a wreck while texting drives home the danger of distracted driving. The 18-year-old escaped injury thanks to a seat belt as laws curb texting while driving are debated in South Carolina.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2011
Page
15
An Aiken teenager in a wreck while texting drives home the danger of distracted driving. The 18-year-old escaped injury thanks to a seat belt as laws curb texting while driving are debated in South Carolina.
The document lists staff roles and contact lines for the Aiken Standard including Publisher Editor Executive Editor Production Director Advertising Director Managing Editor Classified Advertising Manager Delivery Manager and related emails and identifiers.
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