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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2006
Page
11
Aiken editorial praises Sheriff Michael Hunt after three meth arrests and calls for tough action against drug manufacturing selling and use. It frames law enforcement as protecting children and communities, urging readers to support efforts and continue arrests to curb drug blight.
A reader recounts an experience with a political fundraising call from a person named Alana asking for contributions to “save the Republic” and cites frustration with the caller's English. The letter criticizes political outreach and education, lamenting perceived linguistic decline after funding to schools and colleges.
Scott B. Hunter is listed as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor at the Aiken Standard. Additional staff roles include advertising director Arthur T. Zappa. The page presents contact and masthead details for the newspaper.
Citizens discuss rising gasoline costs citing war and leadership. They note price differences across stations and say higher prices already affect driving. Opinion on tapping the national oil reserve is negative or uncertain.
Julieta M. Slater argues for viewing immigration as a complex socio economic issue driven by globalization and labor demand. She contends undocumented workers contribute economically, pay taxes, and bolster communities, urging registration and fair treatment rather than criminal penalties.
Aiken First Baptist Church pastor reflects on the Sunday after Easter, describing low spirits and lingering Easter enthusiasm. He urges sustained faith through the year, noting the impact of memorial lilies, quiet organ, and the enduring devotion of regular worshippers. He asks readers to envision living their faith beyond Easter and reaping due season.
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