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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2001

Page

4

End of no fly zones in Iraq slammed by critics

An Orange County Register column argues the US and Britain cling to the no fly zones over Iraq despite eroded rationale since 1991. It contends the policy serves little military or diplomatic purpose while allowing Saddam to deflect scrutiny, urging an end to the embargo and patrols.

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Publisher and Staff Directory for Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard lists staff including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest Menesine Falter Timothy E. O Briant pressroom supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. systems manager David Bosc.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Menesine Falter Timothy E. O'Briant James R. Bennett Jr David Bosc

Aiken’s Makin’ festival spurs parking crackdown complaints

Readers critique downtown parking enforcement amid Aiken’s Makin’ weekend. While officers ticketed cars parked on the grass, another reader praises the city’s cleanup efforts and commends Parks and Recreation for a job well done.

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Reforming South Carolina DMV for Rapid Renewal and No Lines

Lawmakers push to overhaul the DMV with rapid online renewals, 1-800 numbers, mail in options, and expanded hours. A take a number system aims to end long waits, while a DMV Better Business Fund would refund fees after waits exceed 30 minutes.

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Oklahoma right to work vote tests political power

Oklahoma voters face a statewide referendum on right to work on September 25. The measure would allow workers in 22 states including Oklahoma to avoid mandatory dues to unions, limiting union political influence and campaign spending tied to labor groups. Supporters argue freedom of association. opponents warn of economic impact and union power shifts.

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