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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1999
Page
7
A collage of remarks from officials and citizens across South Carolina notes praise for a 92 year old witness, USC Aiken accreditation, a double murder case in Arkansas, and political and legal opinions on education, racing, and cultural heritage.
A Milwaukee principal reallocated funds to raise counselor access and slightly larger classes, cutting failures. The article argues governance shapes learning environments and highlights debates over public school control, funding, and accountability, citing state and local reforms and a national commission on governing America’s schools. The writer is interim president of the Education Commission of the States.
Governor Jim Hodges gathered more than a dozen legislators and business leaders for a closed-door session to resolve the Confederate flag dispute. Public support favors removing the flag from the State house dome, with mayors urging quick action. Hodges is urged to push a simple plan: place the flag in a memorial on state grounds and end the strife. The Island Packet and Sun News editorial boards argue for strong leadership and a simple solution, while noting the NAACP boycott calls stem from decades of inaction. A separate note praises Hodges' proposal for a three day back to school sales tax break in August, estimated to save about $5 million.
A personal reminiscence recalls the 1968 Jets Raiders game cut for Heidi when the Raiders won in the final 50 seconds. The writer contrasts male sports passion with the boredom of girls on Sunday afternoons, noting the birth of modern feminism and later gains for women’s entertainment access.
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