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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2003
Page
13
The group criticizes last week's armed raid at Stratford High School in Berkeley County as excessive and potentially racially biased. It calls for careful targeting, better public trust, and questions raised about the police actions and timing at 6:45 AM with over 100 students present.
Rock Hill School Board member Jason Silverman pushes a resolution declaring the No Child Left Behind Act a fraud and demanding repeal until better accountability and full funding. The measure targets English language testing, handicapped student standards, and federal sanctions over local control. The Rock Hill Herald notes widespread dissent among boards and calls for action in Washington and Columbia.
The message lists names and email-like handles for Aitken Standard staff members including Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Vi Arthur Zappa Ellen Cc Priest Phillip Yates and Scot Newcom with domain hints for Aiken Standard communications and production roles.
A provocative attack on eco activists and biotech critics labels them as violent eco terrorists. The piece defends scientific progress, cites San Diego as a suspect, praises biotech advances from gene silencing to disease cures, and urges public support for biotechnology against radical activism.
Jeannie L Chapman thanks students parents and teachers for a successful first Bingo Night at Aiken Middle School. Special gratitude goes to Ryan's Steak House Aiken Express Car Wash Connie's Framing Shop Coach Coons Domino's Ken Peters Chris Lemaster Trina Fulmer and PTO members for donations and help as faculty provided items.
Andy Windham of Wagener asserts that removal of Chief Justice Roy Moore marks beginning of Christian persecution. He claims TV and film marginalize believers, predicts secular indoctrination, and describes Montgomery tyranny as a Star Chamber style trial undermining God given rights.
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters with signature address and phone numbers for verification. Editors may edit and condense letters and limit one submission per writer every 30 days to ensure diverse viewpoints. Send to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or by email or fax.
A first person reflection recalls where people were on November 22 1963 the day President Kennedy was shot and later died. The author describes school day shock Cronkite TV coverage and dramatic scenes as Oswald was shot and national memory formed.
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