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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2010
Page
11
Readers urged to confront teen sexuality in schools with parental involvement and school measures. The piece laments privacy erosion, calls for frank conversations, monitoring of internet use, and stronger supervision to curb group sexual activity in school facilities.
The page lists staff roles at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Editor Scott B Hunter Executive Editor Timothy O Briant Advertising Director Arthur Zappa Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson.
A writer urges therapy for extremists and recounts a pleasant visit to Veterinary Services on Whis key Road for a puppy neuter. Dr. Holly Waltz and staff receive praise for cleanliness, friendliness, and professional care, leaving the pet happy and healthy. Rebecca Couch Aiken.
Sen. DeMint faced opposition from gay groups and NOW over remarks about hiring pregnant women living with boyfriends. NOW called him bigoted and hate-filled, while DeMint apologized but defended his moral stance amid ongoing debate.
The writer argues against leftist groups and rising taxes in Aiken, urging civic responsibility and slower driving near a regional pond. He criticizes progressive taxation, promotes a Fair Tax plan, and calls for public action to curb government spending while noting a pond of ducks at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
Bill O'Reilly argues that the Snyder family faced deliberate emotional distress from Westboro Baptist Church protests at Matthew Snyder's funeral. He criticizes the Fourth Circuit ruling overturning a verdict, supports limits on hate speech, and cites ongoing legal battles and civil rights principles.
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