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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2007
Page
11
The editorial argues to repeal blue laws as outdated and an obstacle to business. It notes nine counties already lack Sunday restrictions and advocates letting businesses set hours, with attention to religious neutrality and consumer choice.
An editor notes Wal Mart prepares to open on Aiken's Westside with a strip center planned nearby. Maurices Ferrando's China Buffet and a quick loan firm have signed, traffic lights near Gregg Highway are ready, and the new store is expected to ease Whiskey Road congestion.
The column argues Summers remarks sparked backlash over gender differences and science. It contends political correctness mirrors McCarthyism, urges defending free speech, and notes women in academia face bias while math ability shows male prevalence in some studies.
A quoted remark compares the president's stubborn stance to an anchor dragging the Republican Party, highlighting internal friction as a political symbol.
Tomorrow’s edition weighs in on a proposed five lane roadway for Silver Bluff Road. The piece outlines resident impacts, potential traffic benefits, and community concerns.
Simmie Moore urges District 3 voters to back Dick Dewar on November 6 asserting Dewar will be accountable to constituents and spend tax dollars wisely amid criticism of a growth lobby and claims newcomers are excluded from local government.
Susan Aiken praises Bill Clyburn's public education focus and long teaching tenure in Aiken County. She highlights Clyburn's support for early education, the First Steps program, and the 1998 Education Accountability Act, urging voters to elect him for Senate Seat 25.
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