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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2009
Page
11
Editorial urges residents to spend an extra 20 dollars on the 20th to energize local businesses in Aiken South Carolina. Readers are invited to send opinions to the Aiken Standard and consider continuing the practice monthly to aid recovery. Founded on a regional stimulus idea.
Grace Miller recalls the 2006 Broome County flood in upstate New York, detailing evacuation by seven helicopters from Conklin to higher ground, Red Cross relief, and later moving to Aiken County where she volunteered with the Red Cross. She notes gratitude for the support received.
The notice lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Michael W. Gibbons as managing editor at the Aiken Standard, with email addresses for the publication’s staff. It identifies organizational roles and directs inquiries to the listed contacts.
In a column by a former Humane Society leader the piece traces the Be Kind to Animals Week origin from Henry Lewith in Charleston, links to the ASPCA and American Humane Association, and argues for continued vigilance against cruelty to both children and animals. It notes April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Be Kind to Animals Week runs May 3 9 2009, urging ongoing action and reflection.
Former CIA director Michael Hayden argues that withholding prosecution of Bush administration officials reveals outer limits and techniques, hindering CIA officers in defending the nation across numerous imagined scenarios. He says accountability and deterrence are compromised by the decision.
The notice provides mailing address 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 and an email letters aikenstandard.com. It also lists a fax number 648-6052 for submissions.
A letter argues that the 44 billion dollar education stimulus oversteps state powers under the Tenth Amendment and New York v United States. It calls for reducing federal debt, ending one time funding, and participating in the Aiken County Tea Party on April 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. behind the Aiken Municipal Building.
A call to restore the moral structure of government toward humanity and brotherhood. It asserts past leadership and urges steady, principled progress even if difficult.
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