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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 2002

Page

4

Editorial: Children are Our Greatest Treasures

Editorial argues that protecting children is paramount after three high profile abductions Danielle van Dam Elizabeth Smart and Samantha Runnion. It urges parental vigilance school and business safety measures and community responsibility to deter predators and safeguard children.

Danielle van Dam San Diego Elizabeth Smart Salt Lake City Samantha Runnion California

Aiken Standard Staff Roster Listing Key Editors and Leaders

The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor along with advertising, production, circulation, and management staff including Art Zappa Ellen C. Pi Timothy B. O Briant Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches and Letitia Jefferson in roles such as Advertising Director Business Manager and Customer Service Manager.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Pi Timothy B. O'Briant Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Down-home warning on tax cuts for South Carolina

A columnist challenges self styled fiscal conservatives in an election year. He argues across the board tax cuts reduce funding for schools highways health care and public safety and urges truth in tax cut promises and clear service cuts to match revenue losses. The piece calls for real voter choice between taxes and services and warns of hidden cuts and political spin.

Everett Dirksen South Carolina Drummond

WorldCom tax impact debated amid $4 billion restatement

An accountant notes IRS and SEC rules diverge on WorldCom’s $4 billion accounting case. Expensing assets before service can dodge taxes under IRS rules, while SEC rules may deem the adjustments improper. The restatement could trigger tax refunds of $1.5 to $2 billion, raising political questions as outcomes unfold.

WorldCom Internal Revenue Service Security and Exchange Commission SEC IRS NorldCom the Daily Leader Brookhaven, Miss

Vet Thanked For Years Of Caring Sable The Family Dog

A note honors Sable a 16 year old family dog. She arrived at six weeks and brought joy with boundless energy. Dr Charlie cared for her through kidney surgeries and aging complications. In May she was euthanized after age related issues with Dr Timmerman and staff praised.

Sable Charlie Timmerman Chat

Cablevision replaces family channel with sports channel

Mary B. Abbott protests in the Aiken Standard letter, arguing cablevision drops the only family channel for a sports option she fears brings violence and inappropriate content. She questions future price hikes and asks when families will come first. The letter implicates cablevision and contends families lose suitable programming.

Family Channel Dropped by Northland Cable Sparks Parents’ Concern

Raleigh Collins of Aiken urges Northland Cable to retain the Family Channel, praising it as a safe, kid friendly option. He notes it is among the few channels children can watch without parental worry about adult content and calls on other families to voice their support.

Keenan O’mailin North Augusta Chidren Northland Cable

College Students Register to Vote Reminder

A campus notice urges college students to register to vote before the first election they intend to participate in. It explains how to request a Voter Registration Application and, if eligible, an Absentee Ballot Application. It notes registration must be 30 days prior and suggests absentee ballot requests for those already registered. signed by William H. Mitchell of Isle of Palms.

Board of Registration William H. Mitchell Isle of Palms

Letters to the Editor policy at the Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with the writer’s signature address and phone numbers for verification. Submissions may be edited and condensed and limited to one letter every 90 days to ensure diverse viewpoints. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C Swallace Aikenstandard.com

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