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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2009
Page
3
A reader asks how to find what is on channels 6.2 12.2 and similar and how to add these on cable. They question why the weekly TV Guide omits Direct TV while listing Dish Network and request explanation and future plans.
A speaker criticizes a public figure for engaging youth in discussions about dog fighting and questions the urgency behind government health care reform. The speaker argues against higher taxes and points to unemployment, urging fair health coverage without burdening taxpayers.
Aiken locals honor football as a daily staple and community focus, evident in the newspaper’s front pages and regular sports sections. The recurring coverage showcases the sport’s cultural prominence and the devotion of readers to team updates, scores, and game notes.
A reader voices anxiety about the state of government and urges Congress to take a 20-year recess, arguing the current system risks the granddaughter’s future.
A minimal inquiry seeks a straightforward response regarding the Graniteville water issue and a brief, nonspecific appeal to Barack Obama. The note questions the lack of coverage or activity in New Ellenton and asks why new business has not addressed the town.
Readers comment to the Aiken Standard about delayed police responses. The piece urges accountability for service, noting tax payments are the same and inviting messages via the TalkBack hotline or email. Readers are told names aren’t required and edits may occur for space and content.
The American Cancer Society invites all cancer survivors to a 2 p.m. birthday party at Millbrook Baptist Church 176 E Pine Log Road. ACS aims to celebrate more birthdays through prevention, detection, and community support with additional activities coordinated by ACS and Aiken Relay For Life.
The Professional Bull Riders National Tour collides with USC Aiken Baseball to raise funds at the USC Aiken Convocation Center. J B Mauney, 2008 reserve World Champion, will meet fans Friday with autograph sessions and then ride in the event to chase $15,000 in prizes. Tickets cost 20 dollars for lower and 15 for upper levels with group discounts available.
The notice lists contact details for tips and submissions including newsroom phone 644-2401 and emails for Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbons, plus deadlines, office hours, and subscription rates for 2008. It notes publishing by Aiken Communications Inc and provides postal and delivery information.
Betty Morgan leaves the Aiken County School District after a 43 year career starting in 1966 at A.L. Corbett and finishing 23 years at Aiken High. She taught math and led after school tutorials and summer STEP programs while aiding students with supplies and homebound lessons. Morgan plans community work, travel, sewing, and time with grandchildren after retirement.
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