What If Bush Reform Changed Social Security Funding
A speculative musing questions how altering Social Security funding under George Bush might have affected the senior population. It explores potential outcomes without asserting specific data.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2009
Page
3
A speculative musing questions how altering Social Security funding under George Bush might have affected the senior population. It explores potential outcomes without asserting specific data.
The text discusses doubts about a political leader and a religious perspective on judgment. It blends humor about fictional groups with moral admonitions and personal religious belief.
Voters in Clearwater weigh replacing the current part time sheriff with a full time chief. Supporters argue professional leadership improves public safety while opponents warn of budget pressures and changes to patrol priority.
The article notes Barnwell and Crane hiring trends while pressuring Dixie Narco to rehire longstanding West Virginia personnel. It argues the company needs its original workers, not new out of state hires, and praises a crossing guard at Millbrook and Kennedy for courteous traffic flow and student safety.
A heavy rain and a full moon turned the yard into a spectacle as leaves shimmered with rain droplets, resembling thousands of illuminated lights. Call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief comments. readers’ names are not required nor published.
Savannah River Remediation SRR contributes 1000 to the Instruments in Your Attic effort run by Aiken Performing Arts Group. The gift supports Kennedy Middle School and refurbishing donated instruments for Aiken County bands and the USC Aiken program. Everette Noel, band director and former tutor to SRR president Jim French’s daughter, welcomed the donation as students gain access to repaired instruments and instruments costs are offset. Judith Lopez, eighth grade flute player, notes the value of performing for younger students and the community support. For donations and questions call APAG at 643 4774 or visit the APAG site.
Police search for a 16 year old male accused of helping two suspects after the murder of 35 year old Paul Sirley during an armed robbery and alleged drug deal. The teen will be charged as an adult but identity withheld to protect juveniles. A second suspect, Vincent Manning, remains at large for murder and armed robbery. Robert Smith II, 18, is jailed on similar charges.
The AAA Home-School Band will perform Hallelujah Trombones and Mary, Did You Know at River of Life Church on Thursday December 17 at 7 p.m. The concert honors Douglas Ward and Paul Knight via commissions from Benny Collins and family. Admission is free.
Aiken Hay Farms formed by Luis Valdes Joe Harrison and Can dido J Urtiaga moves operations closer to town within the month. The firm operates farms in Johnston and Sumter with 4000 bales in Sumter and hay from Georgia and Florida. They offer bale conversion machinery and truckload sales across the southeast with offices in Aiken and a 302 corridor relocation.
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