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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2010
Page
3
A speaker pledges loyalty to a party of no, opposing amnesty, dictatorship, and higher taxes, while affirming commitment to independence freedom and responsibility. The message emphasizes a stance against perceived overreach and for self governance.
Voter frustration grows after Obama appears on The View instead of visiting Arizona to assess a perceived mess with ille gals. Critics say TV appearances fail to address local concerns and presidential leadership.
A note on Michael Vick’s dogfighting case and his legal consequences. It emphasizes that the activity is illegal and mentions his imprisonment. The message urges leaving Vick alone and suggests marriage to another man if pursuing partnership.
Clergy members are advised to audit their devices as concerns rise over pervasive monitoring. Experts warn that sermons and church communications could be vulnerable to intrusions, urging proactive privacy measures and security upgrades.
A faith message urges freedom to pray anytime citing many devils in the world. It emphasizes serving a good God and warns that evil forces seek to hinder prayer. The piece frames prayer as a personal, ongoing duty.
Blagojevich faced alleged attempts to leverage a Senate appointment for personal gain while Obama led health reform efforts proposing a comprehensive plan. The contrast centers on Blagojevich's misconduct accusations versus Obama's campaign to pass broad health care legislation through Congress.
A note of thanks to the Arby’s drive through employee who assisted, two others who came to aid when my sister fell, and a Walmart associate who stayed with her while I loaded packages into the car.
A reader recalls bread prices from 25 cents to a dollar and admits eating words about the change. The Aiken Standard invites comments via TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or editor@aikenstandard.com with brief remarks and notes that readers' names are not required.
Aiken city works on upgrading water and sewer on South Boundary Avenue near Sumter to Horry Streets. The road will be closed for two to three days with the project finishing in the coming weeks after reconnection and repaving. State health officials approved the new water line after chlorine treatment and 24 hours settling.
The Aiken County Recreation Center pool opened at 3 30 p m Tuesday after SCDHEC signed off on repairs costing about 100 000. The facility will run 1 p m to 6 p m daily through August 15 then weekends to Labor Day with a 2 dollar entry, as officials plan a master plan and public meeting for community input.
Aiken County graduates spent eight weeks with local employers under a workforce program funded by ATC in partnership with Aiken Housing Authority and Project Excel. Participants earned 7.25 per hour for about 30 hours weekly, with Melinda Beard placed as receptionist at Center for Family Health and moving toward a medical coding certificate.
The Aiken Standard, established 1867 and published daily, lists contact info for Scott B. Hunter and the paper's office in Aiken South Carolina. It provides subscription rates for 3, 6, and 12 months, delivery zones, and a schedule of Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2010 with listed post office details.
Tuesday results show several drawings: Palmetto 5 numbers 7 8 20 23 27 with Multiplier 3. MegaMullions 22 56 13 20 4 and MegaPlier 2. Georgia Cash and Mega Millions numbers listed include Cash 3 Midday 7 1 8 Cash 4 Midday 3 0 5 8 Cash 3 Evening 6 1 8 Cash 4 Evening 0 3 4 2 Fantasy 5 24 4 16 18 14 Mega Millions 22 56 13 20 4 Mega Ball 32.
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