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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2005
Page
7
A persuasive piece condemns teen smoking and urges action to curb youth tobacco use. It highlights teen addiction, health risks, and economic costs, arguing for smoke free public spaces and stronger efforts to keep youths from starting. The author calls adults to lead by example and support prevention.
A former tax assistant Josephine Slosky compares the 2006 Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage plan guide to the US Tax Code during a seniors workshop in Sherman Oaks California.
The speaker notes the new Medicare drug plan is complicated and urges careful evaluation. They expect benefits for those without coverage and recommend comparing current plans to find a good outcome for individuals.
Chad and Chrissa Matthews thank Detective David Savage Detective Billy Royster Captain Raymond Scott Chief Pete Frommer and the Aiken Public Safety Officers for solving a burglary and animal abuse case within two days. They credit the Aiken County Sheriff's Department and highlight the department's high crime-solving rate.
Advertising Director Arthur Zappa is listed along with Systems Manager J Dane Boyd at Aiken Standard. The OCR text indicates staff roles and affiliations, focusing on management and operations within the newspaper staff.
The column argues against extending enemy detainee rights in the Iraq war. It notes a 2004 U S detention release of Safa Mohammed Ali and cites Fallujah tied bombers. It criticizes Congress for weak interrogation safeguards and urges harsher, longer detentions without miranda style protections.
A sheriff's association letter backs stiffer DUI penalties and a four tier approach in H. 4047 to curb impaired driving. It cites a Halloween hayride crash where a tractor-trailer hit a flatbed carrying children and adults, killing passengers and prompting comments on provisional licenses and safety reviews.
A reader encourages sending 10 letters to the editor to the Aiken Standard, outlining options for mail, email and fax with the given P O Box 456, Aiken South Carolina 29802 and 803 area contact details.
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