OUR VIEW Emergency Vehicles Must Watch Speed
An editorials argues emergency vehicle drivers must exercise greater caution after a sheriff deputy's patrol vehicle collided with a car at the S C 19 and U S 278 intersection near New Ellenton. The incident prompts broader calls for slower, safer driving by police firefighters and paramedics.
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U.S. 278
New Ellenton
Letters to the Editor on local shopping and ethics
Readers urge supporting Aiken area businesses to keep tax revenue and jobs local. The letter criticizes out of area shopping and questions national leadership ethics while calling for community responsibility and vigilance regarding public trust and honesty.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Usc-Aiken
Augusta
Westinghouse
Think Global
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists mailing addresses and office hours with subscription rates and delivery details. It notes hours for delivery rechecks, switchboard contact, and tips for news tips. The newspaper is published by Aiken Communications Inc. and provides postal information for address changes.
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Aiken Standard
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Eulalie Salley remembered as suffragist and pioneer
The piece recalls Eulalie Chafee Salley a sharp witted Aiken businesswoman and wife of mayor Julian B Salley and notes her role in early women rights activism. It links her 1915 suffrage campaigning to broader pay equity battles at Winthrop College and the suffrage movement's legacy in South Carolina.
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Eulalie Chafee Salley
Julian B. Salley
Aiken
Julian B. Salley Jr
Coffyn
Mrs. Salley
Winthrop College
Winthrop
Anthony DiGiorgio
DiGiorgio
John W. Hancock
University of South Carolina
South Carolina Historical Magazine
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South Carolina Equal Suffrage League
America
South Carolina General Assembly
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Senate
Board of Trustees
South Carolina
D.S. Henderson
Winthrop Board
Equal Suffrage League
Suffrage League
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
Julian Salley Jr
March of Justice
Restoring the Civilian Conservation Corps for today
A historical column argues for reviving the CCC to provide work, housing, and $30 monthly for millions facing unemployment. It cites 125.1 million employed, 7 million unemployed, and WWII era CCC basics while urging reform to combat urban decay and youth boredom.
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