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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
11
An 8-year-old boy in Aiken County faces a legal setback as his snow cone business, run from his mother’s property, violates the RS single family zoning. A rezoning request to UD urban district was denied, while county officials push to update a 12 year old zoning ordinance.
The notice requests brief letters with signature mailing address and phone numbers for verification. It states editing may occur and limits one letter every 30 days to ensure variety. Address letters to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email swallace at aik enstandard com or fax to 803 648 6052.
The Aiken Standard names its leadership and staff in an advertising and editorial roster. Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Jeffrey B. Wallace are noted along with editors, directors, and production leaders such as Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C Priest managing editor Timothy E. O Briant and Phillip Yates.
The 52-year-old Guyanese national faces felony grand larceny and forgery charges after allegedly exploiting post 9 11 relief efforts. He claimed a deceased son died at the World Trade Center and obtained about 190 867 from Red Cross and Safe Horizon. He faces other dismissed cases and a 1988 daughter related conviction.
In a July 7 public hearing more than 600 citizens voiced opinions on the Modern Pit Facility proposed by the Department of Energy with Savannah River Site as a potential location. Westinghouse Savannah River Company thanks participants for supportive comments and emphasizes safety as core to any future mission while noting the site remains in contention as MPF site selection continues for months ahead.
Glenda Windham Wagener voices ire over a 26 3 decision declaring Texas criminal sodomy statutes unconstitutional. She argues the court is stacked with secular humanists and asserts the 10th Amendment preserves states rights. The letter critiques judicial overreach and laments a loss of moral direction.
A personal reflection on grief and how to support the bereaved without preaching. The author urges listening, avoids blaming God or offering premature judgment, and emphasizes allowing tears and mourning as a path to comfort. It stresses silence, presence, and restraint in commentary.
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