Dingle avoids prison after guilty plea on sex acts with minor
John Dingle pleaded guilty to criminal sexual conduct with a minor second degree and received a five year probation after a 30 year sentence was suspended. He must register as a sex offender and avoid unsupervised contact with minors while under court supervision. If reoffending occurs, a 30 year prison term awaits.
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U S relief missions in Pakistan aim to shape views
The U S Army helicopters diverted from combat duty aid earthquake victims in northern Pakistan and are framed as part of a broader strategy to win hearts and minds in the Islamic world. Officials cite political leverage and potential shifts in public opinion as a benefit of humanitarian relief.
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Aiken Standard Staff and Contacts List
The Aiken Standard provides contact details for editors Jeffrey B. Wallace Timothy E. O Briant and production director Phillip Yates along with advertising business and circulation staff including Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C. Priest Scot Newcom and J David Boyd List includes email handles for internal departments as of the publication.
Community response and attendance at Aiken County Council meeting
In MY VIEW the speaker notes surprise at turnout but says many residents are concerned and seek information. They advocate broader public involvement in government, arguing people focus on issues that affect them.
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Aiken
Media theater overshadows Saddam trial coverage
Column argues the Saddam Hussein trial in Iraq is eclipsed by media focus on perceived right wing and anti war bias. It cites analysts journalists and bloggers accusing coverage of staging and manipulation while praising soldiers for defending freedom. The piece laments blackout of victim families and urges viewers to reclaim control of the narrative.
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Jayson Blair
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Janet Cooke
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Stephen Glass
Eric Slater
Jack Kelley
Letters to the Editor criticize church separation clause claim
In Wagener, South Carolina, readers debate constitutional limits on government spending. One writer argues no Bill of Rights clause supports Harriet Miers interpretation of church and state. The second warns against federal spending amid storms, deficits, and rising aid programs, fearing bankruptcy and a reckless policy course.
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Jerry F. Colvin Wagener
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Congress Eyes Budget Cuts Beyond the Bone
The Citizens Against Government Waste criticizes federal programs as wasteful while Republicans push a 50 billion dollar 2006 budget cut, targeting health care for the poor food stamps and farm subsidies. They cite ATP DTS and FreedomCAR wastes and note Katrina evacuee misuse of debit cards.
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