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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2006
Page
15
Readers are urged to prevent summer dangers by keeping children in supervised camps, enforcing road safety with teen drivers, and teaching swimming. The piece stresses parental vigilance, the high risk of drownings and accidents, and practical steps to ensure a safer, enjoyable season for all.
A letter to the editor argues that when facts about Skipper Perry and related votes are published supporters claim attacks. The writer says facts show a candidate’s loyalties and priorities, and voters deserve a clear picture to avoid constituents becoming victims.
A brief notice notes John Stay, a retired Methodist minister, and summarizes his status. The item presents a compact obituary like update on his retirement and current recognition within the church community.
Critics question the Da Vinci Code book and film for misdated facts and misbeliefs. Readers weigh suspense against historical and religious claims and discuss feminism and church attitudes.
Andrew Marine Aiken urges readers to vote for Walter Lamb on June B, praising his pledge to limit terms, focus on legislation, and oppose overreaching vetoes. He contrasts Lamb’s business background and stated commitment to transparency with opponent Skipper Perry, calling for tax relief and MOX project support as key issues.
A supporter urges re election for Rob ert Skipper Perry in the June 13 Republican primary for House Seat 81. The note highlights Perry long service to Aiken as a city councilman and state representative, civic leadership, and community involvement, praising his efforts on local and county issues and addressing sheriff and press dynamics.
Aiken residents urge stricter animal welfare enforcement citing repeated cruelty and revolving door animal seizures. They call for accountable officials, tougher penalties, licensed pets, better medical care, and expanded rescue efforts like Molly's Militia to reduce abuse and neglect.
A letter endorses Dr. Henry Jordan for lieutenant governor, praising him as a true conservative with the guts to act. The veteran doctor and former DEHC and State Board of Education appointee is highlighted for character, consistency, and decisive leadership.
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