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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
11
A reader questions the USPS after a mail carrier reportedly dumped mail into a dumpster in Aiken. Officials investigate with no updates yet, while residents seek accountability and reassurance amid rising stamp prices.
Editor recalls Dr Paul Simons who served as the orthodontist for multiple local families in Aiken. The piece notes years of patient visits for braces and adjustments and celebrates the positive outcomes seen in patients’ smiles. It wishes the doctor and his family well in retirement and notes he will remain in Aiken.
A listing shows staff roles for the Aiken Standard with names and titles for publisher editor advertising director business manager production director circulation director systems manager and customer service manager. Contact details accompany several names and departments.
In Austin columnist Leonard Pitts profiles XY Zone at John H. Reagan High School, led by case manager Wilton Harris, where male students receive tutoring, conflict mediation, field trips, and life skills to avoid drugs and crime. An independent audit reports 84 percent improvement in grades attendance or behavior.
Victor Reilly of Aiken warns that IRS paper shortages and potential disincentives threaten the VITA volunteer tax program serving seniors and low income residents. He notes volunteers have prepared over a thousand returns annually for 25 years and urges Rep Barrett and Sen Graham to act.
Mark Hogue argues in favor of GNEP and nuclear fuel recycling, contending commercial reactor fuel is not a proliferation risk, recycling extends fuel supply and reduces long term waste, and urges nonproliferation efforts to address real problems while promoting a nuclear power friendly path.
Aiken Standard invites public letters under 200 words. Letters may be edited and should address issues of local concern. Include contact details for verification and send via mail at Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email letters aikenstandard com or fax 648-6052.
Randy Page of South Carolinians for Responsible Government rebuts a recent editorial on school choice in the Palmetto State. A writer flames proposals to raise the state cigarette tax. The editorial corner urges men to get a yearly prostate check.
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