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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2005

Page

11

Law enforcement cooperation praised after cross jurisdiction theft haul

An editorial lauds multi jurisdiction police work in Aiken County where agencies from Aiken to the State Law Enforcement Division recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen construction equipment. Within 24 hours, officers coordinated an arrest and multi agency teams will reconvene to review the haul and share results. The piece argues cooperation will curb crime across counties and states.

Aiken County Palmetto State Law Enforcement

New bird flu strain seen as potential major killer

World Health Organization warns the avian flu risk is gravest and could trigger a pandemic. Experts say a new virulent influenza strain is likely someday, while U S measures include testing vaccines, stockpiling antivirals, and boosting surveillance.

U.S World Health Organization Julie Gerberding Centers For Disease Control and Prevention

Aiken Standard Staff Directory Includes Key Editors

The Aiken Standard lists staff roles with names and emails for publishers editors and managers including Scott B Hunter Jeffrey B Wallace Arthur Zappa Ellen C Priest Timothy E O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson. The page outlines positions from publisher to circulation director and customer service manager.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Jwallace Aikenstandard.com Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Ellen C. Priestpriest Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Byates Scot Newcomsnewcom J. David Boyd Dboyd

My View Henry McMaster on South Carolina challenges

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster discusses current state challenges, outlining governance issues, policy pressures, and priorities. He emphasizes legal oversight, public safety, economic development, and the balance between state and federal demands.

State vows tougher response to crime and animal fighting

The official outlines priorities including domestic violence prosecutions, a meth watch program to curb illegal ingredient purchases, and a five year plan funded by manufacturers for prosecution. He notes a recent Charleston County case yielded a 40 year prison sentence for pit bull fighting.

John Andrum SPCA Carleston Charleston County

Former detention chief thanks Aiken County

John Rowley resigns as director of the Aiken County Detention Center after leading the transition from the old jail to direct supervision. He expresses gratitude to staff, county departments, spiritual volunteers, Leadership Aiken County, and the community for support during the change and notes his move is for his family.

Aiken County Direct Supervision Aiken County Detention Center Aiken John Rowley

My View submission directions from Aiken Standard

Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor for My View. Calls to 644-2400 provide consideration details and word limit. Letters must include writer's signature, mailing address, and daytime and home numbers for verification. Send via Postal Service to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard, PO Box.

Aiken Standard

U S must lead on weapons policy

Victor Reilly of Aiken argues the United States should restrain nuclear buildup. He warns a large plutonium pit factory signals endorsement of warfighting nukes and risks provoking global instability while offering uncertain job gains.

U.S Citizens For Nuclear Technology India Pakistan Iraq Iran North Korea Bush Ran USA NNSA Victor Reilly Aiken

Martha Stewart's release spotlights prison reentry issues

Column argues millions leave prison annually ill prepared due to funding cuts in education and job programs. It calls for removing collateral consequences, expanding reentry funding, and easing barriers to housing, aid, and college for former prisoners. Jason Ziedenberg endorsed.

Washington Martha Stewart New York Stewart Congress

Civil Rights Leader Cites Selma Blood Debt in Remembrance

Coretta Scott King commemorates the Selma to Montgomery march marking 40 years since the civil rights event. She notes the freedom won there required the precious blood of many and honors those who sacrificed.

Selma Montgomery Ala

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Editorial Scott B. Huntershunter Henry McMaster S.C Philip Lord Berry Crain Robert Gossett Sertoma Club Israel Jason Ziedenberg The Justice Policy Institute
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