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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 2006

Page

11

Energy independence debated as hydrogen and renewables rise

Editor urges reader letters to discuss how the United States can achieve energy independence. mention of Under Secretary David Garman visiting Aiken to view the Center for Hydrogen Research, signaling local and national interest in hydrogen, biodiesel, solar and wind as part of a multi front approach to reduce foreign oil dependence.

Department of Energy David Garman Aiken Center For Hydrogen Research America Aiken County DOE

Letters praise Mr. Church for Memorial Day story

A reader thanks Mr. Church for a WWII memoir published in the Aiken Standard. The letter lauds his courage and impact, saying his tale should be read in schools and that his generation freed the world for future generations. Send opinions to Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard.

Mr. Church Aiken Standard Italy Pacific America John Oakland ‘Aiken Aiken S.C

Local Newspaper Staff Directory Summary

A parsing of the Aiken Standard masthead lists key staff roles and contacts including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa Finesse Manager Elen C. Priest Director Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson in a newsroom masthead.

Aiken City Officials Discuss Waveland Involvement

Interview excerpts reveal the speaker’s contrast between flood devastation in Waveland and other flood sites. They describe returning services, a harsh direct view of destruction, and call for personal, group driven aid through housing restoration efforts and material donations.

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Community letter reflects on Dr Roberson departure and school impact

A reader expresses shock at Dr Roberson leaving the Aiken County School System and urges unity for the children. The letter praises Roberson's care for students, calls for examination of administration decisions, and condemns partisan blame while stressing the importance of prioritizing the county’s youth.

Dr. Roberson Aiken County Dr Roberson Aiken Cone Robert Bobby” Roth ‘Burnettown

Getting Even a Dangerous Pursuit of Revenge

A columnist argues that vengeance worsens harm and harms both victim and pursuer. It contrasts street justice with restraint rooted in Hammurabi and the New Covenant, noting retaliation costs dignity and peace, breeds resentment, and rarely yields true satisfaction. It urges avoiding revenge and choosing constructive responses.

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