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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2005
Page
15
Editorial urges continued vigilance to prevent repetition of Nazi crimes. It cites Rob Novit's Poland trip and Nazi death camps as stark testimony and warns that abuses by those in power persist today in Africa and elsewhere. It invokes Edmund Burke to call for action.
A discussion on how overdue a formal Senate apology for lynching is and the optimism regarding future race relations. The speaker hopes the vote signals sincere efforts by elected officials to advance racial equality in the 21st century.
The article urges federal action to protect Americans from identity theft after 3.9 million Citiom data breach notices. It notes FTC findings of 10 million victims in 12 months and argues for federal breach notification, minimum data-handling standards, security upgrades, and penalties, citing Sen Bill Nelson and Rep Cliff Stearns.
Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa leads the Aiken Standard staff with business manager Ellen C. Priest and customer service manager Letitia Jefferson listed in the notes. The contact lines indicate key editorial and administrative roles within the newspaper.
Rep Loftis argues against Put Parents in Charge and for replacing PACT with a diagnostic test like Idaho's to meet No Child Left Behind standards. He faults Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum and state education leaders for failing to address data gaps and cost savings, citing annual PACT costs around 25 million and potential 9 million yearly savings with diagnostic testing.
A letter recalling a 1956 Dachau visit and Rob Novit's Holocaust visit series. The writer links Nazi killings to modern threats from extremist elements within Islam and urges a universal creed of Never again. They praise Novit as a careful, fair journalist.
A letter praises Aiken County Animal Control and Officer Harden while rebuking Mr. Bryant for criticism. The writer notes goats on the shelter grounds may be pregnant and in need of care, cites donations supporting the shelter, and defends taxpayer spending as justified.
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