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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1990

Page

4

View urges removal of South Carolina highway chief Rideoutte

Our view urges the removal of Joe Rideoutte, executive director of the South Carolina highway department, amid an investigation into his handling of a state car repair after a crash on I-20. The piece accuses him of failing to report the accident, seeking a covert repair, and misleading officials, calling for new leadership to end corruption and favoritism in the department.

Joe Rideoutte Highway Department Rideoutte Lanier-Verinder Col Red Lanier FBI South Carolina

North Aiken residents oppose local prison plan and urge remote site

In a letter to the editor residents condemn placing a new prison on North Avenue near Highway 19 North and the 191 intersection. They complain of traffic, loss of local stores, underfunded planning, and urge moving the prison and future facilities to a remote area to minimize taxpayer impact.

Aiken North Aiken Highway 19 Pine Log Road Belk Lowe's Piggly Wiggly K-Mart Aiken County

Aiken Standard Letter to the Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard invites signed readable letters with the writer's mailing address. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred. All letters may be edited or condensed, and there is no subject matter limit. Send to The Editor.

Aiken Standard

Bad Idea Passes In Oklahoma Term Limits Debate

An opinion piece contrasts Oklahoma term limit votes with historic views on citizen legislatures, argues against constitutional limits for Congress, and notes Colorado's proposed 12 year cap for both state and federal lawmakers while warning federalism permits states to adjust their own structures.

Ashington Capitol Hill Republic Congress Virginia George Mason Oklahoma Colorado U.S

No War Jitters In Heartland As Gulf Crisis Looms

Across the West from Chicago to San Francisco ordinary Americans shrug at Saddam Hussein and a looming war. Truckers, ranchers, and tourists express calm or drought worries, while Montana and Wyoming residents savor vast vistas. Few fear an immediate conflict. the mood is placid and reflective.

Ashington Saddam Hussein Great Plains Chicago San Francisco Missouri River Saddam Mitchell S.C Kernels Iraq U.S Lewis & Clark Badlands Black Hills Big Horn Range Montana Yellowstone Tetons Big Sky Washington, D.C Potomac Middle East Ogden Utah Saudi Arabia Ellworth Air Force Base S.D Tim Harris Air Force Winnemucca Nev Berkeley Ron Kovie San Francisc

Turn Off The TV To Teach Children And To 6 Year Olds

A critique of Wings Personal Learning Systems argues that allotting 41 hours of weekly TV and one hour of development is ineffective. The ad promotes at home evaluations, paid toy boxes, and scripted games, while stressing parental involvement and dismissing the idea that experts replace a parent’s role.

WINGS Amelia Donald Kingsborough Wings Personal Learning Systems Katie Jane Smith

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