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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2008

Page

11

Editorial Taking on colon cancer

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month urging at risk readers to seek screening and adopt prevention steps. Over-50s should consider regular colon cancer tests, as most diagnoses occur around age 64. Healthy weight, diet, no smoking, and family history discussion aid prevention. early detection improves treatment success.

Train wreck takes center stage again editor's note

A federal jury in Columbia hears Avondale Mills versus Norfolk Southern over the Graniteville 2005 derailment that killed nine, caused heavy losses, and led to Avondale's closure. The case centers on damages from the chlorine disaster and its long lasting impact on the Graniteville community.

Graniteville Columbia Avondale Mills Norfolk Souther Avondale

Letters to the Editor On GVW incorporation and public rhetoric

A set of letters discussing GVW incorporation, local governance, and public spending. Tim Fox and Father Jim LeBlanc praised for community efforts, while Val erie Cadarr argues government limits charity and praises private relief groups. Tom Woodman and GJ Solensky address civility in political discourse and debate over public policy.

Expansion Approved for Saint Mary Help of Christians Church

Parishioners celebrate the Aiken Design Review Board decision allowing Saint Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church to proceed with its expansion. Father Jeffrey Kirby’s homily urged that the work will enhance the building’s use for Mass and sacraments, without altering God’s work within.

Aiken Design Review Board Saint Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church Jeffrey Kirby Father Kirby God

Quote on cautious response amid mounting evidence

A quoted statement defends a cautious approach to growing concerns, warning that acting hastily could be seen as uncareful and reckless. It asserts the need for better handling and measured progress in confronting the issues before the public.

Letters to the Editor Guidance in Aiken Standard

Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor for publication. Submissions should be 200 words or less and may be edited for clarity and length. Send to Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard, Box 486, Aiken SC 29802 or email or fax to 648-6052.

Aiken S.C

Evangelists urged to stay out of Russia says reader Peter Kasko

A TalkBack writer argues that evangelical groups should not evangelize in Russia, praising the Russian Orthodox Church and urging missionaries to be expelled. The letter notes Russia’s strong church supports after decades of Bolshevik rule and urges non Orthodox groups to leave unless converting existing members.

700 Club United States Russia Church of Russia West Peter Kasko ‘Aiken

Letters criticize meals program cuts for seniors in Aiken County

Stanley Ostrawski of Aiken denounces Gov. Sanford's proposed cuts to elder meal services while arguing the state spends far more on illegal aliens. He cites Massey and Ryberg columns, mentions a recent hit-and-run death in Aiken County, and urges readers to push for preserving elder care funds.

Own Alwen County Aiken Shane Massey Greg Ryberg North Carolina Aiken County Sen. Massey South Carolina Sanford Gov. Sanford Oklahoma Arizona Stanley Ostrawski Aiken

Lawmakers Move to Make Cockfighting a Felony in SC

State senators began steps to criminalize cockfighting, aiming to join 35 states in treating it as a felony. Critics cite tradition versus humane concerns, noting dog fighting already felony since 2006 and urging the legislature to reflect evolving societal standards.

Carvin Lamakers Senate South Carolina The Rock Hill

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