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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2006

Page

11

Aiken a great place to play and grow community events

Editorial praises Aiken for its thriving year round events cycle. It notes last night's lobster races drew crowds, multiple festivals today including the Strawberry Festival and Paws for Cancer Race, and a busy month ahead with graduations and arts and sports offerings. It invites letters on how to improve the county.

Aiken Newberry Street Mead Hall H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Pascalina Montmorenci Aiken Center For the Arts Aiken County

Letter to the Editor on gas prices and energy policy

A reader blames elected leaders for high gasoline costs and urges bipartisan action. The letter recalls past oil embargoes, questions current solutions like tax rebates, and argues the American public is capable of solving the energy crisis through unified leadership and decisive steps.

Pogo Iran Nixon Bush Congress

Editor and staff roles at Aiken Standard

A notice lists Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor and Arthur T. Zappa as advertising director with contact addresses at the Aiken Standard. It also names J. David Boyd as manager, providing email aliases for staff and newsroom roles.

Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Aikenstandard Com

Governor vetoes bill on stricter child restraint penalties

Gov. Sanford vetoed a bill that would raise penalties for improper child restraint use in vehicles. He favors personal responsibility over government action, arguing a $25 fine with no points won’t spur safer behavior.

Sanford Aiken

Immigration debate letter challenges economic claims

Junieta M Slater argues immigrants boost the economy but scholars disagree citing costs to taxpayers. The writer urges a moratorium and criticizes immigration policy, noting job displacement and wage pressures on American workers.

Junieta M. Slater America New Orleans Ms. Slater United States Amelia

Dedicated Calculus Teacher Hosts AP Prep Sessions at Home

Ms. Dee Dee Cornwell, a calculus teacher at South Aiken High School, held several four hour study sessions at her home to prepare students for the AP exam. A parent lauds her dedication and notes potential college credit savings for their daughter.

Dee Dee Cornwell South Aiken High School Ms. Cornwell Bill and Donelle West Alken South Airica Kathy Abney Aiken

Letters warn about three local politicians in Aiken County

The writer cites Tommy Moore, Roland Smith, and Skipper Perry for pressuring taxpayers on a TIF and securing $340,000 in Graniteville Disaster Relief, then trying to steer funds to purchase police cars. The plea urges County Council to direct the money to areas impacted by train accidents and warns voters against reelecting them.

Jet Beckum Tommy Moore Roland Smith Skipper Perry Aiken County Graniteville Columbia

South Aiken Girls Soccer High Achievers

A parent honors South Aiken girls varsity soccer after a tough season with 13 players and a new coach. The message praises returning seniors and underclass talent, noting heart and team unity, and anticipates future success for the program.

S. Aiken South Aiken

Re elect Perry to House seat in Aiken

Voter message praising Skipper Perry from Alberta Payne urging continued service as state representative for Aiken citing long acquaintance and past work in Columbia and local support for re election.

Perry Aiken Columbia Skipper Alberta Payne

Senators push and voters oppose amnesty in immigration debate

A reader criticizes U S senators Lindsey Graham and Jim DeMint for backing pro illegal immigration bills while claiming to protect South Carolina jobs. The letter argues illegal workers use false IDs to work in construction and industry, with unscrupulous employers preferring them over citizens to cut costs, and calls for a senator who represents constituents over developers relying on cheap labor.

Lindsey Graham Jim DeMint Ted Kennedy

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