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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 2007

Page

11

Editorial Quartet shares Sweet music in Aiken County

The Yolanda String Quartet of the Juilliard School performed for local students as part of a collaboration with the Aiken Performing Arts Group. The visit highlighted the arts as vital to a well rounded education and inspired youth to consider music careers, underscoring community dedication to bringing quality performances to young audiences.

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Teaching kids money sense through a real world lesson

The Chamber of Commerce boards discuss a summer program Choices for eighth graders that teaches money value using play pay and taxes. Students learn about federal and state income tax Social Security Medicare housing insurance transportation food clothing and the reality of little money left for extras. The editor argues home and school must provide real world money management education beyond algebra and Shakespeare.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Choices Pat Patton At&t

Aiken Standard Publisher and Staff Directory Note

The snippet lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and notes staff roles including Ellen C. Priest Business Manager Scot Newcom Circulation Director J David Boyd Systems Manager and Letitia Jefferson Customer Service Manager at the Aiken Standard with email placeholders.

Letitia Jefferson Yiefferson Aikenstandard. Com

Aiken Tech Basketball Faces National Junior College Tournament Journey

The column praises Aiken Tech Knights as they clinch a trip to the National Junior College Tournament in Hutcheson Kan on March 20. It notes disciplined play, leadership from Bernard Fields, and coaches Capers and Donquell Sims, with emphasis on academics, composure, and fans.

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Letter to the Editor Urges Medicare Drug Price Negotiation in Senate

A letter cites an AARP survey showing 89 percent of voting age South Carolinians support Medicare negotiating drug prices. The writer criticizes Senate inaction, urges Senators Graham and DeMint to back legislation to empower Medicare to negotiate with pharmaceutical firms, and notes gaps in Medicare drug plan coverage.

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Praise for Aiken County Mapping and Recording Offices

Jane Page G Thompson credits Aiken County for advanced online GIS maps deed access and printed map services. She contrasts with Virginia counties praising the AMC Office and its deeds access, noting county funds press and user friendly technology.

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Residents urge GVW incorporation over funding gaps

A New Hope area reader criticizes the GVW incorporation plan and argues that county and other municipalities have used local option sales tax and fees without funding local road repairs or sidewalks. The letter asserts missed money and unsafe walking conditions in the community.

GVW New Hope

Tomorrow Writers Tackle Immigration Pine Log Road Property

The upcoming column set covers illegal immigration, Pine Log Road property issues, organ transplant legislation, and debates on the nature of Islam, presenting diverse public policy topics in a single feature.

Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh Delivers State of the City

Sunday Mayor Fred Cavanaugh outlines major concerns for Aiken in his State of the City address highlighting local issues, budgets, growth, and public safety. The remarks focus on infrastructure, economic development, education, and community well being.

Fred Cavanaugh Aiken

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