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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 2004

Page

11

That's no way to treat a lady how SC ranks for women

An editorial criticizes South Carolina for ranking 49th among states in women's treatment. It cites Institute for Women’s Policy Research findings on political participation, employment, earnings, health, and social issues, noting only Mississippi is lower. The piece urges immediate reforms to boost women's influence and pay equity.

South Carolina Institute For Women’s Policy Research Palmetto State Mississippi General Assembly

ABC Promos Hit Monday Night Football with Desperate Housewives Tie-In

The column blasts ABC for a tasteless Desperate Housewives promo during the Philadelphia Eagles versus Dallas Cowboys game, accusing network executives of premeditated coarseness and urging a saner reaction to media sensationalism. It argues parents and viewers are misled by sensational content and calls for accountability from corporations shaping popular culture.

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Aiken Standard Staff Contact List and Roles

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and editors J Wallace and T O Briant lead the Aiken Standard. Advertising director A T Zappa, business manager E C Priest, and other managers provide daily operations.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Jwallace Aikenstandard.com Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Ellen C. Priestpriest Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Byates Scot

Together Aiken County Strategic Plan Public View

County Council endorsed a citizen driven process to craft a vision for Aiken County. Leaders emphasize inclusive input, funding support, and eventual implementation of the community created plan under the banner Together Aiken County.

County Council Aiken County

Free trade critics warn on job losses and wage harm

Economist Paul Craig Roberts contends NAFTA and WTO membership cost US jobs. He says created roles are low paying domestic service jobs that cannot be exported. He warns the middle class faces programmed extinction as talks of a Free Trade Area of the Americas may shift jobs abroad.

NAFTA World Trade Organization America Congress Paul Craig Roberts

Taxed to survive or choose how to spend

A reader argues taxes are forced by government but individuals should decide how to use their own money. The comment frames taxation as a personal freedom issue and rejects liberal Democratic positions.

Sarah W. Crook Langley

Letter on government role and personal choice in spending

A reader attacks liberal policies and government taxation, arguing personal choice should govern spending and health care. The letter claims Republicans would preserve freedoms and return $350 million to veterans, praising individual responsibility and criticizing Democratic governance.

Rice seen as incoming US secretary of state choice

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel outlines Condoleezza Rice as a quick study with broad experience from her Stanford and State Department roles. It notes her potential to shape US policy post 9/11, emphasize Latin America, and balance relations with Europe, the Middle East, and regional democracy efforts.

Stanford Middle East U.S Iraq Rice Powell Defense Donald Rumsfeld Detroit Rena Prnes New York Times Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

American Education Week highlighted as nation embraces the dream

The column traces American Education Week origin to 1921 when the U S Office of Education American Legion and National Education Association formed a national effort after illiteracy among WWI draftees. It urges parental involvement and school community partnerships to prepare children for productive, informed citizenship.

America National School Public Relations Association U.S. Office of Education American Legion National Education Association Victor Hugo Mary Jones Yourtown Education Association Ms. Jones Jones Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Harvard Princeton Wilson

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