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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2005

Page

11

Aiken City Council Republican primary urged for voters

Editorial urges all eligible voters to participate in the Aiken Republican primary for two at large council seats. Four candidates Kay Brohl Rocky Napier Jane Vaughters and Don Wells seek the seats with winners facing no Democrat opposition. Voters are reminded of the importance and responsibility of voting in local government.

Aiken Aikien Kay Brohl Rocky Napier Jane Vaughters Don Wells

South Carolina SAT Scores Rise Yet Rank Lag Persists

Statewide SAT scores rose seven points this year, sending 27-point gains since 2000, triple the national average, though SC remains 49th tied with Georgia. Dorchester District 4 posted a 110-point surge, with Charleston, Dorchester 2 and Colleton outpacing the state gain as educators push ongoing improvements under Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum.

South Carolina Georgia Washington, D.C Dent Inez Tenenbaum Dorchester Charleston Dorchester 2 Colleton

Women in polo rising players in USPA

A columnist notes women now comprise about one third of US Polo Association players, up from under 100 in the 1970s. The rise coincides with more women advancing in work and management, creating financial means to play polo, which offers competition on equal terms with men.

USPA

Look for higher ground in New Orleans reflection on Katrina

A columnist recalls Blanche DuBois wisdom about kindness of strangers and argues for escaping flood risk with high ground and wealth. The piece praises New Orleans culture, its jazz legacy from Storyville, and laments federal failure during Katrina while urging prudent, self reliant shelter upriver.

Blanche DuBois New Orleans French Quarter Tipitina Irma Thomas Saenger Canal and Rampart Streets Basin Street Red-Light District Storyville Madames Minnie White Lulu White Jessie Brown Martha Clarke Jelly Roll Morton Buddy Bolden King Oliver Bunk Johnson Sidney Bechet Louis Armstrong Papa North Topeka Muncie St. Paul Flannery O’connor Bourbon Street Big George Bush Mr. Bush America

New Orleans Mayor Proposes Vegas Trip to Save Police

In a contentious proposal New Orleans Mayor C Ray Nagin offers a free Las Vegas vacation incentive to keep police from fleeing the city after Katrina. Federal officials say taxpayers cannot fund the plan and the city must rely on scarce local funds for flights hotel rooms and meals in Vegas.

New Orleans C. Ray Nagin Nagin Las Vegas Federal Emergency Agency Vegas Carl Langley Aiken

Learn lessons from Katrina and evacuations

The piece criticizes Corps recommendations and federal response to Katrina highlighting delayed FEMA action, inadequate evacuation support for the poor, and uneven disaster readiness. It argues for faster federal mobilization, proper evacuation facilitation, and lessons to prevent future failures.

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