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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2007
Page
7
County residents may help pick the next leader of the county school system. A five meeting series runs in five areas starting tonight at Silver Bluff High School with input encouraged from all who support public education.
The Aiken High School Class of 1965 celebrated its 60th birthday with a luncheon at Newberry Hall. Susan Sprott Fabrick invited the editor to join as an honorary member, prompting reflections on classmates who ranged from retirees to those still working. The writer recalls the lasting bond formed by geography and the shared journey from youth to adulthood.
A reader blasts the Depot project as a costly boondoggle with hidden maintenance bills and hidden labor and transport costs buried in city funds. The letter argues for transparent year by year cost projections and criticizes defense of public schools while praising educators and students at Aiken High School.
Dorothy Herbruck of Aiken argues against a proposed Train Depot, calling it a bad idea and accusing city leadership of waste while tourism harms communities. She cites tax base concerns and criticizes perceived hypocrisy in local priorities.
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A column weighs U S reactions to the New York Times on Al Qaeda and Iraq. It contrasts White House claims of diminished al Qaida with Stratfor doubt, notes Osama's likely incommunicado hideout, and discusses whether America is winning the war on terror and politics surrounding Obama.
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