Editorial: Cell tower design change is needed near Whiskey Road
Aiken residents debate a proposed 150 foot Cingular Wireless tower at Whiskey Road Silver Bluff Road and Price Avenue. The piece urges reconsideration to fit new county height limits share towers and protect the Carolina Bay environmental resource while preserving service.
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Editor's Corner Warns Readers to Plan for Flu Vaccine
The column urges early planning for flu vaccines as fall arrives. It notes flu has caused deaths in the past but vaccines have reduced epidemics, and stresses that annual shots are key to a flu-free winter. The writer, fearing needles, asks readers if they will get vaccinated.
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Gore on democracy and media control at Edinburgh talk
Former Vice President Al Gore criticizes concentrated media power and praises some government efforts against global threats. He argues democracy relies on conversation and warns that profit-driven networks distort debate with liberal slants and sensationalized coverage. Gore calls for energy independence and media courage to support substantive dialogue.
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South Carolina scholarships total 610 million for 2006 graduates
Education leader Inez Tenenbaum reports 610 million in scholarships awarded to 2006 South Carolina graduates, with about 20 percent state funded and roughly 10 percent athletic. The class of 2006 secured over 55 million more in scholarships than 2005, including offers not accepted.
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Editor and staff of Aiken Standard named in notice
Jeffrey B. Wallace is listed as editor and advertising director Arthur T. Zappa also appears along with business manager Ellen C. Priest systems manager J. David Boyd. The notations mirror standard newsroom attributions for the Aiken Standard.
Orion to return humans to moon and beyond with Orion capsule
NASA outlines the Vision for Space Exploration including the Orion spacecraft to lead lunar return and future Mars missions. Lockheed Martin won the contract to build Orion, a four astronaut capable capsule with updated systems, designed to replace the shuttle after 2010 and support missions through the 2020s.
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Fox cites unity amid protests after Calderon victory
Mexican President Vicente Fox faced street demonstrations following conservative Felipe Calderon’s victory. He delivered a televised state of the nation address urging national cohesion to safeguard the least advantaged and address共同 challenges.
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