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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2011
Page
3
A reader argues Obama’s birth status is irrelevant in the U.S. election climate. The author asserts Obama is a citizen by his mother's status, rejects Trump as unfit, and criticizes political life, noting the lure of wealth in office. The message reflects partisan discourse and personal opinions on leadership.
A reader voices frustration with national policy. Criticism targets Mr. Obama and Hillary Clinton over overseas checks and domestic medication affordability. The message advocates reclaiming the country and expresses party political stance.
Letter writer urges positive TalkBack and print praise of Aiken to counter negative comments by Northern transplants. The note laments local housing market impact and asks supporters to promote the area to help sellers move away while questioning conservatives and big government values.
The remark contrasts how George Bush’s Iraq invasion was labeled a war by some, while Obama’s Libya intervention is framed as aiding civilians, expressing confusion over the double standard.
Readers react to new large sign installations with stop signs flanked by red light indicators. The Aiken Standard invites brief comment via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or editorial email, noting names are optional and may be edited for space.
Aiken/Augusta sportswriter John Boyette launched The 1986 Masters with a signing at Aiken Office Supply on Whiskey Road featuring copies of the book and a replica of Nicklaus's oversized putter. Additional signings are planned at Barnes & Noble in Augusta Mall and Windsor Jewelers in Augusta during Masters Week.
Snow White and Cinderella appeared at J Flanigan's Ice Cream on Dougherty Road during the shop's grand reopening celebration. The two princesses posed with fans, handed out cone shaped bubble blowers, and drew crowds as co owner Jim Glenos noted steady sales of flavors including Superman Stellar Coffee and Garbage Can. The store, open noon to 9 30 pm daily with plans to extend hours, features 32 flavors and a princess corner for photo opportunities.
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes daily by Aiken Communications Inc. Contact details include Michael Gi, managing editor, and Scott B. Hunter in the newsroom. Rates list EZ Pay options and regional delivery notes with specific Sunday Plus dates for 2011.
Eight year old Welsh pony Likely Story and rider Catlin Rugg claim walk trot canter honors in Hitchcock Woods. Rugg, a Pony Club member, has shown at the event four years and also competes on PSJ circuit Belvoir Farm and in Camden.
Saturday draw results include Pick 3 Midday 4 4 4 and Pick 4 Midday 3 9 9 2. Evening totals list Pick 3 6 8 1 and Pick 4 7 5 3 6 with other games and Powerball figures shown.
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