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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2020

Page

7

Local Newspaper Masthead Names Aiken Office Leaders

The Aiken Standard lists Rhonda Overbey as Publisher, John Boyette as Executive Editor, and Holly Kemp as News Editor, outlining key leadership roles for the paper.

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Vaccinations Decline During COVID Lockdown Endangering Children

The article notes an 80 percent drop in childhood vaccination rates during March and April, raising fears of preventable disease outbreaks amid the pandemic. Pediatric experts warn that herd immunity erodes when families delay or skip vaccines, risking illnesses like measles, diphtheria, and polio variants.

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The Tyranny of Mob Rule in the Statues Debate

A columnist argues against mob driven removal of statues, distinguishing peaceful protesters from violent rioters. The piece calls erasing historic figures like Washington Jefferson and Grant harmful, notes limited enforcement responses, and warns of a slippery slope toward anarchy and loss of civil order.

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Letter to the editor on Confederate flag clash in Reflections

Aiken resident Dee Verley Matthews argues the Confederate flag harms neighborhood unity. She cites First Amendment debates, recalls scholars who challenge its official Confederate status, and notes recent bans by the Marine Corps Navy and NASCAR as evidence of a shift toward unity and inclusion.

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