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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 2018

Page

9

Aiken Standard Founded in 1867

Aiken Standard announces its founding year 1867 and lists key staff publishers editors and editors with a thought of the day attributed to Henry Miller. The item reads as a masthead summary of personnel and a literary quotation.

Henry Miller

Road to peace on Korean peninsula begins with small steps

Editorial notes the weekend summit between South Korea and North Korea produced promises including plans to shut down an underground nuclear test site and invite observers. It cautions that denuclearization requires security guarantees from the United States and reduction of military forces along the DMZ, with years of work ahead on crime issues and regional ties.

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Freedom’s price: a veteran columnist’s somber voyage

A columnist details a spring trip to Holland Belgium and France that becomes a moving meditation on World War II. Visits Arnhem Anne Frank House and Normandy American Cemetery reveal the human cost, highlighting Private A L Mason and Anne Frank, and urging readers to honor those who sacrificed for freedom.

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Aiken County Schools Underfunded and Overburdened Teachers

Celeste Walton argues that money only partly solves the district’s problems. The essay highlights exhausted teachers, excessive hours, large class sizes, rising discipline issues, and weak administrative support. It contends deteriorating foundations beyond buildings, urging morale boosts, smaller classes, more planning time, and stronger discipline.

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