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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2010
Page
3
A letter to the editor criticizes perceived hypocrisy among diners smokers and local officials. The writer scoffs at bans on smoking while noting the federal pay freeze excludes Congress and contractors, urging inclusion of lawmakers in the cap.
The president proposes a two year freeze on federal employee salaries while extending a large tax cut for high earners, including bonuses worth tens of thousands annually for millionaires. The stance prompts debate on fairness and national direction.
A reader praises store owners and Kim Herrick for holiday support and thanks employee groups churches and bell ringers for aiding those in need. The note also commends the Aiken Standard for highlighting generous community efforts with stories and photos.
Resident pleads to stop trash dumping on White Tail Drive land and invites SUV offenders to leave messages through the TalkBack hotline or email while noting readers need not provide names and that comments may be edited for space.
USC Aiken announces Edgewood Ladies Society to support preservation of Edgewood also known as Pickens Salley House on campus. Members donate toward garden restoration and historical landscaping while receiving a film DVD tea invitation and use of a Hope diamond replica. Contact Judith Goodwin for details.
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School eighth graders from the chorus and Builders Club visited the Croft House retirement facility in Aiken before Christmas. They performed and donated socks, brightening residents like Myrtle Bodiford and sharing the season’s spirit with seniors and staff.
Holiday cheer filled downtown as 20 horses and wagons joined carolers in the Hathaway Hounds Mock Hunt and Equine Support Council parade. The route from Nandina to Willcox Inn drew residents and diners, with a Pooch Parade adding extra festivity and local leaders praising the community’s equine culture.
The tip provides newsroom phone numbers and emails for submitting news to the Aiken Standard. It lists Managing Editor Tim O Briant Executive Editor, Cam Huffman, Scott B Hunter and others with office hours and contact methods. It also mentions subscription rates and mailing details for various durations.
Daily lottery numbers include Pick 3 Midday 2 2 0 and Evening 0 7 8, Pick 4 Midday 5 0 4 9 and Evening 8 4 5 1, Palmetto Cash 5 2 9 12 14 21, Power-Up two numbers 11 33 44 46 47, Powerball 12 and Powerplay 2 numbers.
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