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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2013
Page
3
An editorial argues that banning guns could lead to considering pressure cookers as a banned weapon. The writer, a gun owner, warns chefs and cooks to beware of expanding bans and frames the issue as a broader weapon ban discussion.
The note questions why sequestration cuts focus on American programs while funding to other nations continues. It argues for prioritizing domestic taxpayers and proposes cutting foreign aid before reducing U.S. programs.
A reader voices anger over Mark Sanford, alleging he infiltrated his ex-wife's house to uncover secrets and criticizing voters for potentially reelecting him. The commenter urges distrust of all politicians, framing the incident as a troubling political moment in the United States.
A reader urges drivers to stop texting in traffic, warns of life risks, and asks about Aiken County crackdown on out of state plates. The note also praises country music changes, comments on clothing and tattoos, and mentions a grocery scam. Readers can call 803-644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com.
Families attend the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center event featuring a guest NASA official, Jupiter observations, planet models, and a planetarium show. Children and parents enjoy hands on activities with help from the Astronomy Club of Augusta, Girl Scouts, and Aiken Master Gardeners.
Local residents gather at Pasca lina in Montmorenci for the Spring Herb Faire on May 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nearly 30 vendors offer herbs, fresh produce, goat products, pottery, and hand crafted items. Pascalina, at 3250 Charleston Highway, hosts the event with free admission and activity for families.
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