Wake up People on Second Amendment Rights Warned
Editorial warns that administration actions threaten Second Amendment rights and urges readers to act before losses occur. Calls for awareness and urgency amid political changes.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2012
Page
3
Editorial warns that administration actions threaten Second Amendment rights and urges readers to act before losses occur. Calls for awareness and urgency amid political changes.
A reader defends veterans and others with tattoos against the belief that tattoos indicate criminality. They argue against narrow minded views, noting many good people such as clergy and doctors have tattoos and highlight their own clean record despite eight tattoos.
A reader argues that President Obama should honor a Day of Prayer as the nation’s leader. The message questions if he views the White House as a four year residence and asserts the presidency is the people’s business.
Readers question who decides what constitutes a fair share and how extra revenue is spent while accusing Obama of class warfare. The letter cites DOJ and White House ID policies as hypocritical and invites brief comments via phone or email to the Aiken Standard.
Time and weekday office hours listed as 8:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m Monday through Friday. Phone numbers provided include 648-2311 and 648-6052 for Fox and other staff. Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and Cam Huffman are named with extension 644-2381 and email chaffman at aikenstandard.com.
Dr. Clifton Jones of Nacogdoches Texas will become dean of USC Aiken School of Business effective July 2 He currently chairs economics and finance at Stephen F Austin State University and has prior posts at Murray State University and the University of Richmond AACSB accreditation cited as a key goal for the 2015 reaffirmation cycle Jones succeeds interim dean Dr David Harrison who praised his appointment and leadership.
Desmond Brown Quintavia McField and Raheem Caldwell from RS M High School explored bluegrass during an APAG program featuring The Grascals at URS Center for the Performing Arts. APAG president Bob Kelly praised bringing the group to a rural area and RS M staff noted the unique learning opportunity for middle and high school students.
The City of Aiken advances renovation of the former First Citizens Bank at 135 Laurens St for a finance department and city manager's office. Projects include HVAC, electrical, plumbing upgrades, new windows, and a rear drive through. Funding totals 1.5 million from capital tax funds with completion aimed by year end.
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