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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2005
Page
9
Editorial lauds Lance Armstrong for completing a record seventh straight Tour de France title marking the end of his cycling career. It notes his battle with testicular cancer, ongoing drug allegations, and Armstrong's lasting impact on American interest in cycling and cancer awareness.
A column argues drivers on cell phones four times more likely to wreck and urges pulling over to talk. It notes reduced hearing for sirens and risks to other road users, recommending waiting or parking for calls.
In a concise overview, the column presents Representative Gresham Barrett representing South Carolina's Third Congressional District. It outlines his political stance, recent activities, and constituent-focused priorities.
The speaker links CAFTA to regional stability and economic reform while warning of South American unrest, notably in Venezuela amid alleged Communist influence. They question China’s aims, citing growth plans and power expansion as potential risks or demonstrations of intent.
William J. Tinney Jr argues sociology is not the driver of evolution thought in schools. He traces sociology’s roots to biology and Herbert Spencer, contending biology and medical science shaped evolutionism, while sociology remains limited and often politically driven.
Rocco Cuteri Jr from Aiken argues President Obama adviser Karl Rove leaked Valerie Plame Wilson’s identity labeled Top Secret NOFORN. He says such breach harms WMD proliferation work and endangers foreign contacts. He urges removal of access and dismissal of all involved.
The letter discusses the government admission that there were no weapons of mass destruction or al Qaeda links. It paraphrases the phrase much ado about nothing and cites Ms Seaha and Carl Champlin as participants in the debate over the editor’s letter.
Letter argues planning commission fault for traffic chaos while accusing Woodside locals of creating hazards by ignoring a stop sign on Silver Bluff Road. Writer questions police speed traps near the entrance and accuses residents of complainant bias, urging self-reflection.
Readers may submit opinions for My View by calling 644-2400. Letters to the Editor require the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers. Send by postal mail to Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or via email or fax.
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