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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2011
Page
3
A reader argues against universal government aid insisting Americans must earn success through hard work. The author claims welfare dependence drains resources, praises Backbone and self-reliance, and warns against turning the U S into a third world country. The piece urges those able to work to persevere.
Reader criticizes men who wear heels to support awareness campaigns, calling the method insulting to men and urging alternative approaches while acknowledging the cause’s value. The letter argues men should show strength and dignity rather than cross-dressing for attention.
A reader letter condemns current policy, calls for bringing troops home, and refusing funding for three wars. It invites telephone or email input to the Aiken Standard TalkBack line while noting reader names are not required and will not be published.
Aiken Stitchin Belles meet today at 10 15 a m at the Aiken County Public Library with a program on Brazilian Embroidery. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the earlier error and affirms commitment to accurate local reporting.
Dozens of Girl Scouts at Ruth Patrick Science Education Center tried an edible earth parfait during a Mountains to Midlands program. Patti Bennett coordinated the event with volunteers from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and Troop 2336.
Deputies responded to a disturbance on Trolley Line Road where a woman said a man choked her after kissing his wife. the subject fled, returned, and was found in a bathroom hiding before arrest on third degree assault and battery. Additional reports include a suspicious bleeding man at Robison Road, an armed robbery on Columbia Highway, thefts from homes, an ATM cash loss, a car kidnapping nearby, a Dillard’s shoplifter, and a laptop theft at a hotel.
Information on how to submit to the paper, contact numbers for newsroom and editors, delivery times for weekdays and weekends, re-delivery hours, and subscription payment notes. Includes office addresses and historical publication details for the Aiken Standard.
The Oakwood-Windsor Elementary School presents a Night of the Arts on Thursday April 28 at 6 p.m. dedicated to the late Dr. Alice Sheehan who led the school from 1998 and championed arts and performing arts. Family members will join alumni and staff for performances by first graders violinist Amy Ciravolo and violist Laura Tomlin among others.
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