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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2008
Page
9
The editorial celebrates Habitat for Humanity’s 20 years in Aiken County noting 70 homes completed and hundreds built worldwide over 32 years. It highlights sweat equity, mortgage payments by families, pride in ownership, church sponsorship, and the program’s role in breaking poverty and boosting community spirit.
Gov. Mark Sanford argued South Carolina would not comply with Real ID and sought no extension. Homeland Security granted an extension he did not request, declaring his letter a request. The May 11 implementation date to penalize noncompliant states remains unchanged.
Publisher and staff credits for the Aiken Standard are listed including publisher Scott B Hunter circulation director Scot Newcom business manager Stephen A Bailey and contact emails for staff roles.
Column argues NWPA aims for a western geologic repository at Yucca Mountain but Nevada opposition and delays raise costs and questions. Proposes recycling used fuel to reduce waste, extend Yucca Mountain life, and urges decisive action toward a national nuclear energy plan.
Garnett, chair, thanks volunteers and homeowners for another St Thaddeus Home and Garden Tour weekend. Aiken Standard aided publicity and listed project funding. Despite rain, 125 plus volunteers supported the charitable event, with plans for future tours in four years.
A description touts Scott Singer as a qualified, experienced public servant active in the GOP. It notes his work on the Aiken County Council to protect tax dollars and improve quality of life, his support for fellow Republicans, and his responsiveness to constituents as key strengths for House District 81.
Lorri Coppola, a champion racewalker battling ALS, warns that damaging property is as harmful as human rights violations as artists in San Francisco protest the Olympics. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasts lawmakers for killing a toll plan to curb congestion in Manhattan after lengthy debate.
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