Arden Morgan Stalwart SPCA volunteer dies after illness
Arden Park Morgan, noted for beauty and guiding SPCA work, died July 28 after a lingering illness. A West Point wife and longtime Aiken resident, she aided Pony Club creation, served as SPCA chair, and cherished Hitchcock Woods. She leaves three children including Circuit Solicitor Barbara Morgan.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
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Aiken
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Savannah River
West Pointer
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
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Biddle Realty Co
Circuit
Barbara Morgan
Charlsie
Lila
Letters To The Editor Urge Vote On Budget and Policy
In a letter by Robert L. Stultz at 295 Old Wagener Road, the writer warns that Congress and the president seek deficits and higher taxes for middle income families while shielding wealthier groups. He calls for a constitutional balanced budget, tax law reform, state by state abortion votes, Medicare/Medicaid cost fixes, and restoring the judicial system, urging readers to speak out and vote.
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You
Robert L. Stultz
Old Wagener Road
Aiken Standard Calls for Signed Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters for publication. Letters should be signed and include the writer’s mailing address. They should be legible and preferably typewritten. Brevity is preferred and all letters may be edited. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Roseanne Barr national anthem sparks wide response
Commentary argues Barr’s controversial performance highlighted patriotic symbols and public reverence. It contrasts expectations of a comedian with the task of singing. The piece questions respect for the flag and calls for civic responsibility amid national discourse.
What Is Art And Why Does It Warrant Public Funds
A reflective essay questions art’s definition and value, tracing its shifts from a moralizing Gilded Age project to a public funding debate. It cites Banfield and the rise of the art museum, while challenging the justification for subsidies to diverse forms of art and education.
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Arguent
Norman Rockwell
Edward C. Banfield
George D. Markham
Harvard
Twentieth Century Fund
Banfield
Laugh At Taxpayer Costs Of High Priced Air Force Pliers
The piece mocks Pratt and Whitney for selling an almost $1000 pair of multipurpose pliers to the Air Force, noting the price was set just under the $1000 threshold to bypass direct purchase from the maker. It argues the Air Force could have bought cheaper from Sears with a lifetime warranty, at taxpayers’ expense.
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Moe
Pee-Wee Herman
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In Search Of David Souter
Reporters and staff of the Senate Judiciary Committee search through files while David Hackett Souter, a 50 year old New Hampshire bachelor, meets informally with Republicans. He is praised as a wise pick for associate justice due to a sparse paper trail on abortion rights. Senators know outcomes may shift after confirmation and should probe his juristic principles.
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Winchester Cathedral
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Hong Kong
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