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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2006

Page

15

Take another look at school security in Aiken County

An editorial urges readers to consider stronger school security, noting recent nationwide shootings and a Bush summit. It calls on the Aiken County School Board to assess current defenses, identify weaknesses, and determine where improvements are most needed to keep students safe as they enter buildings each day.

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Editor urges walking over driving amid visitor insights

An editor reflects on a Ukrainian visitor's critique of American reliance on cars and elevators. He contrasts walking in his guest's hometown with his own habit of driving daily, urging more walking to save gas. The piece depicts cultural perspectives on mobility and daily routines.

Ona Domitry

Publisher and staff details from Aiken Standard page

A fragment shows Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with production and circulation staff listed. The text names Scott B. Hunter, Jeffrey B. Wallace, Phillip Yates, and Scot Newcom, along with email-style domains. No event or narrative is present.

ORA weighs selling park or public transfer in Aiken county

ORA, a non profit group of SRS employees, owns a large county recreation park south of Aiken with a pond, golf course and observatory. It faces sale due to funds, prompting debate whether to develop land or transfer to public ownership for long term access by employees and residents.

SRS Operations Recreational Association ORA Com'au Aiken ORA Board Walt Rubilius ‘Alken

Letters 10 The Editor 10 Reported a Water Claim Visit

A reader recounts a suspicious in home water test visit by a woman and an unidentified man. They arrived with a large bag and a long filter device, claimed not to be selling and refused to provide a report or credentials. The visitor left after the reader challenged the misrepresentation and warned to verify credentials in the future.

Jim Neil O. Myers Alken

Toward Restoring Values In A Violence Prone Nation

John Feeney Alken laments rising violence and moral decline in society. He argues the removal of Ten Commandments and prayer harms duty and integrity, urges returning to basics, personal responsibility, and character education for American youth. He cites concerns about politics, inappropriate conduct, school tragedies, road rage, and home invasions.

NMBLA National Man Boy Love Association John Feeney Alken

Water quality test test by Lexington plumbing firm

A Lexington plumbing and water filter company left free water quality test kits on doors, asking residents to sample water and return a container for results. bags appeared on neighbors' doors too. The bags were collected and one resident later received a courteous call about the completed test.

Lexington

Foley scandal exposes Congress failing pages safety

The Miami Herald argues Foley’s withdrawal over sexually explicit messages to Capitol Hill pages is a national shame with broader lessons. It urges rapid accountability, calls for a full, sworn investigation, and stresses reform to safeguard teenage staffers.

Rpley Congress Capitol Hill Foley FBI Florida Department of Law Enforcement Rep Dennis Haster Rul House Republican House Hastert Peter T. King R-N.y The Miami

Quotes From Officials On Amish Shooting Foley Ballot Change

State police Commissioner Jeffrey Meron condemns the Amish school shooting as horrific and unjust. Florida Rep. Joe Negron notes Mark Foley is a placeholder name on the ballot as his replacement seeks the 16th district seat. North Korea defends nuclear tests as deterrence amid global sanctions and pressure.

Jeffrey B. Meron Mark Foley Congress Florida Joe Negron

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