Editorial: Attacks reflect desperation to derail Iraq’s democracy
The piece argues that recent attacks like yesterday’s on a security recruitment site reveal the desperate moves to stop Iraq from becoming a democracy. A car bomb killed over 40 awaiting interviews for the new Iraqi military as turnover nears. It questions who is behind the violence while urging steadfast support for Iraqis’ right to self determination and freedom.
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Letters to the Editor Instructions for Aiken Standard
The notice provides mailing and contact details for letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. Include the mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 an email address swallace aikenstandard com and a fax number 803 648 6052 for submissions.
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Aiken Standard Staff Roles and Contacts Listed
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B Hunter and Executive Editor Timothy E OBriant along with staff emails. Other listed leaders cover managing editor production director circulation and systems manager roles. Local newsroom contacts appear for newsroom operations and staff assignments.
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Irish Left Fights Bush as Dublin Visit Sparks Protests
The Irish left plans demonstrations during President Bush’s June visit, opposing the Iraq war and U S policy. A Broadcasting Commission of Ireland ban blocks antiwar ads, while critics cite past protests against Reagan and call the current actions a failure of free speech.
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Don’t Support New Taxes Say Aiken Letter Writer
Robert Tarrant urges Aiken Countians to oppose a proposed 3 percent bed tax for cultural events and a 1 percent surtax, arguing the rate hides a tax rise and urging constituents to vote against incumbents in November. He condemns council members for pandering to interests and breaking Republican promises.
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Aiken officials split over cost of Black Cultural Center
Councilman Willar Hightower defends a 500000 site purchase while critics warn the African American Cultural Center would burden taxpayers with ongoing expenses. Opponents note existing museum space at the county owned Aiken County Museum could serve Black history needs without new debt.
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Summer learning at home and beyond
Parents can keep children mentally active without a classroom by using libraries, parks, museums, and everyday tasks. Reading, math from maps and travel, journaling, and crafts build language, science, and math skills. Family activities and chores foster responsibility and practical understanding.
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