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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2008

Page

15

Editorial on curbing violence at county night spots

The letter praises Sheriff Hunt for tackling recent gun violence outside local night clubs in North Augusta and near Aiken. It urges club owners to enforce order and supports threatening liquor-license suspensions for venues failing to control patrons. It stresses safety as the top priority for businesses serving the public.

Michael Hunt North Augusta Aiken Womrath Road Club 19 Sports Grill Edgefield Road Sheriff Hunt

Letter to the Editor Celebrates Christmas Pride

A reader laments lack of Christmas emphasis in a holiday catalog and urges freedom to celebrate Jesus birth and Christmas symbols like Santa, trees, bells, and holly without fear of generic trends. The writer praises the courteous publisher contact and urges others to celebrate freely.

Jesus

Standard Publisher Personnel Roster Listing

A roster lists key staff at The Aiken Standard including executives Scott B. Hunter Arthur T. Zappa Timothy E. O Briant Scot Newcom Terri Cheek and Michael W. Gibbons with roles from Advertising to Managing Editor and Customer Service Manager.

Letters of admiration for Jo graduation courage and resilience

Readers praise Jo for her courage after a traumatic experience and marching to graduation. Julia Prisco, USC Aiken Convocation Center Box Office Manager, invites Jo or readers to contact her to connect.

Julia Prisco Usc Aiken Convocation Center

Christmas lawn ornament theft warns local residents

A letter warns of thieves stealing Christmas lawn decorations in Graniteville area. The writer cites law enforcement noting several vandalism cases and urges parents to supervise teens. The local sheriff’s office says it will increase patrols.

Aiken County

Gun control warning ties to conspiracy and constitutional rights

A reader argues against gun takeaways citing Obama policy as covert disarmament. They defend the Second Amendment as God given and warn of marshal law and a new 9 11 incident to justify confiscation, urging impeachment of liberal judges.

Obama Republic House of Representatives Supreme Court Webster

Illinois House Cancelled Obama Senate Seat Special Election

Ron Stephens a Republican state representative in Illinois criticizes Speaker Michael Madigan after plans to hold a special election to fill Barack Obama s senate seat are canceled. The remark highlights political maneuvering during a high profile national moment.

Ron Stephens Illinois House Michael Madigan Barack Obama Senate

Letters to the Editor Readers invited to share opinions

Readers are urged to send letters about issues of concern under 200 words. Letters may be edited for clarity and length. Submissions should be sent to the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina by mail, email, or fax using the provided contact details.

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Good people still can be found in a small town

Evelyn Perre Aiken recalls a kind gesture after losing her wedding band at an Outback Steakhouse luncheon for Millbrook Baptist Church members. The manager found the ring two days later and ensured its return, restoring her faith in good people at 83.

Outback Millbrook Baptist Church Evelyn Perre Aiken

Letter to GM on fuel efficiency and bailouts sparks ire

A reader writes GM vice president Mark LaNeve challenging the 2008 bailout era messaging. She recalls 1976 efficiency, notes her 2008 Chevy Cobalt returns 25 to 32 mpg, and asks for breakthrough 70–80 mpg tech. She condemns Hummers and American bailouts while affirming loyalty to American products if justified.

Mark LaNeve Aiken Mark Point A Point B Nissan Toyota BMW America Jan Nashatker

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