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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2007
Page
11
The letter urges action on global warming citing scientific consensus that humans largely drive warming. It recommends practical steps such as driving less, using fuel efficient cars, conserving energy at home, reducing lights, using fluorescent bulbs, and choosing energy efficient appliances to leave a positive environmental legacy for future generations.
The article advises badge holders at Augusta National to use two key items for a better visit. A pairing sheet with a course map, pairings times, and caddie numbers helps identify players. A booklet with player bios supplies ages hometowns Masters experience top finishes and more.
The notice lists the newspaper team with editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and managing editor Michael W. Gibbons, plus circulation director Scot Newcom. Contact emails are provided for the staff members at the Aiken Standard.
The column discusses a federal lawsuit by six imams against US Airways and the Metropolitan Airports Commission after a flight incident in Minneapolis St Paul. It highlights anti Islamist rhetoric and a pro lawful reporting stance with references to public safety campaigns and legal aid.
Julie B Mogy praises the Aiken Farm Fest on Chime Bell Church Road Whiskey Road toward New Ellenton as a third annual, alcohol free family event with a tractor pull frying pan toss kiddie train car show and a huge turnout of children. She notes no drinking signage and laments lack of Aiken Standard coverage while praising organizers Sue and Liz Godard David McGahee and Lue's crew for making it better each year.
A letter argues conspiracies are real asserting a North American Union would erode sovereignty and borders. It cites 17 anti union resolutions in 13 state legislatures and urges contacting sponsors of S-416 and H-3185. The writer warns of 200 million immigrants in 10 to 150 years and the impact on welfare and the middle class.
Susan Swanson voices disappointment as Rep Bill Clyburn of Aiken and Edgefield counties votes against a sonogram bill. She links the issue to moral arguments and references abolitionists and Nazi rhetoric to urge lawmakers to protect unborn life.
John S. Rainey, chair man of the South Carolina Board of exemplary education, calls for standards beyond minimal adequacy to improve schools statewide.
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