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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2009
Page
15
The Christ Central mission in Aiken celebrates a decade of service providing food clothing shelter and life skills through its Jobs for Life program. With facilities in Aiken New Ellenton and Wagener the nonprofit relies on volunteers and Rev. Jimmy Jones to aid thousands in the county and neighboring communities.
Letter announces a non partisan TEA Party rally in The Alley downtown Aiken on Saturday April 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. Speakers include Rex Rice Jeff Duncan Shane Massey Mike Vasovski Stuart Carpenter Greg Ryberg Don Wells Kent Cubbage and other local officials. NewsRadio Augusta 1230 AM is the official radio sponsor streaming live.
Scott B. Hunter announces new roles while Arthur T. Zappa Scot Newcom and Terri Cheek join as key executives at the Aiken Standard. Michael W Gibbons remains managing editor ensuring continuity in newsroom leadership.
Aiken resident Michael Pantoja argues that President Obama's foreign policy mirrors the CFR. He urges readers to study CFR founders like Edward Mandell House and criticizes the UN, calling for U.S. focus on national affairs and less foreign involvement.
Lee Powell argues that illegal immigration and foreign labor depress wages and hurt American workers. He cites high unemployment in South Carolina, crowded trailer parks, and declining auto and factory output as symptoms. He urges stricter immigration and loan oversight and a return to hard work to rebuild the economy.
A letter to the editor lambasts the United Nations as useless, arguing it fails to address aggression, peacekeeping, or humanitarian needs while the United States bears most burdens and contributions exceed 1 billion dollars annually. The writer cites Mr. O'Reilly's Aiken Standard piece from April 14.
Readers are invited to share views on local issues by mail, email, or fax. Submissions should be sent to the Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor at the provided address or contact channels for consideration.
Letter argues for universal term limits for Congress citing perceived liberal media bias and tax policy criticisms. Author says career politicians must end and new leaders who value the country should replace them to hold Congress accountable.
Zamir Akram says support exists for Palestinian and Iraqi issues in the Muslim world even as calls out Iran President Ahmadinejad for labeling Israel as a racist regime. He defends the right to speak freely during the U N conference.
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