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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2010
Page
11
Letter writer argues Congress wastes tax dollars and cites 38 million earmarked for a Ted Kennedy tribute as a sign of misaligned priorities. They warn the public would reject such spending in a vote and predict waning Kennedy popularity over time.
Sunday reader Edwin Bowers asks about Part D and government price negotiation. The reply cites lobbying power for drugmakers and insurers, then notes a local thank you to Doug Huffer and Prestige Appliance for prompt service and repair.
A USCA School of Education faculty member endorses Dr Beth Everitts remarks on hiring new educators. The note highlights their energy, cutting edge pedagogy, and commitment to students, with thanks for continued support and a belief in partnerships to improve outcomes.
The document lists staff roles for Aiken Standard including Scott B. Hunter executive editor Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newcom business manager Terri Cheek managing editor Michael W. Gibbons and Letitia Jefferson Liefferson classified advertising manager with email addresses.
Colum by Cal Thomas argues the Hudson ruling finding the individual mandate unconstitutional places the ACA on life support. It notes state challenges led by Virginia's Cuccinelli and Rep Cantor seeking Supreme Court review under Rule 11. The piece warns of limited near-term impact and frames a broader debate on government power and tax reform.
In Bethlehem, Latin Patriarch Found Twal urges unity among Christians and Muslims during Midnight Mass, calling for peace and mutual respect. The remarks reference shared values such as prayer, piety, fasting, almsgiving, and ethics.
A reader defends liberal progressive viewpoints against perceived bias in the Aiken Standard letter section. He argues freedom of speech includes diverse voices and rejects intimidation by those demanding a single perspective. He recounts past letters defending newcomers and the value of differing opinions.
Bah A om argues that Bill O'Reilly misstates Jesus stance on charity. The letter recalls feeding of the 5 000 and Matthew 25 to urge compassion for the hungry and needy beyond checks and cost cuts, noting shared Christian duty year round.
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