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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2010
Page
7
A veteran Marine and former officer argues the repeal will disrupt the armed forces. He contends heterosexual troops resist same sex attraction, predicts assaults, injuries, and PTSD will rise, straining VA care. He warns showers, bathrooms, and close living quarters will exacerbate tensions.
Muriel Carter of Aiken praises Chris' Camera Center for personal service and expert guidance that make buying a digital camera easy. She lauds locally owned shops Magnesia Natural Market M. Smart Framing Palmetto Package and others for contributing to a vibrant community economy and urges holiday shoppers to support local businesses.
Cindi Ross Scoppe notes the Department of Employment and Workforce cut losses after lawmakers restructured the agency seven months ago. Director John Finan says the agency repays federal loans, reduces staff, and uses online claims to curb calls while pursuing benefit eligibility reforms and fraud prosecutions. The column argues structural oversight and legislative attention are key to durable reform beyond this success.
A resident thanks the Public Works Department of Aiken for cleaning a long standing litter problem on Colony Park Way near the Weeks Center. The writer commends Wes, Philip Noah, and Tim Coakley for coordinating and executing the cleanup, expressing gratitude and hopes for recognition.
Reader Edwin H. Bowers critiques Part D and Obama care provisions as unconstitutional and unfair arguing high costs, lack of negotiation, and insurer rate hikes. He cites Rx price gaps with Canada, generics access, and calls for public outrage and political action.
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