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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2006
Page
11
The Aiken area shows a surge in housing sales with 922 homes sold in the first half of the year, up from 716 in 2005, and average prices rising to 148000 from 130000. The editorial urges a thorough county land use plan to manage growth and the accompanying business influx, noting conflicts like the Sam's Club proposal on Whiskey Road.
The Syracuse Post Standard argues that the Childrens Internet Protection Act pressures libraries to install filters on all public terminals, risking federal aid and restricting access to information for the poor, homeless, teens, and adults seeking health and other legitimate sites. The piece supports the American Library Association stance and critiques filters that block essential materials.
Column accuses the Bush administration of funneling millions to the National Council of La Raza and funding charter schools tied to the group. It cites GOP statements on grants, Education Department support, and alleged propaganda from schools promoting Aztec math and Nahuatl language.
A reader challenges Mayor Cavanaugh, questions which neighborhood is affected, and argues that progress is tied to tax revenue rather than citizens. The letter calls for street improvements and better traffic solutions, while thanking supporters after a lost dog Jack Russell Terrier named Jake was returned home.
Readers across the country weigh when World War III began linking events from the 1972 Munich massacre to 9/11 and Iran, with many arguing the conflict spans decades and continents. The consensus: the war’s end hinges on U.S. prevail.
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