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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
3
A reader criticizes a January 22 opinion piece titled Most Wanted Stories Shouldn’t Run. The letter condemns Clinton as the worst president yet defends him, argues against U S military actions, and states the writer's Democratic allegiance. The message includes contact details and a strong political stance.
A letter page commentary urges action against blight in Aiken and storage units on Oriole Drive while protesting selective protections downtown. It criticizes politicians and laments loss, religion, and public decorum, then invites reader comments via a hotline and email.
Riders praised the new intermediate cross-country course at Full Gallop Farm in Lara Anderson and Andy Pence’s setup. Competitors from New Hampshire and Virginia shared positive assessments noting inviting yet challenging questions for the season’s start and the eventing series’ value for early-year entrants.
Jefferson High alumni and staff recall Rev. Austin Jefferson Sr. at Old Storm Branch Baptist Church, praising his work for Black youth and education. They reflect on a one room schoolhouse, warm lunches, and early athletics as Dr Abelle Nivens and Theodore Wills share memories. Community leaders urge continued local support for schools.
The notice lists publisher contact details for Scott B. Hunter and the Aiken Standard newsroom. It also provides subscription prices for 3 and 6 month plans and details about Sunday Plus delivery windows and EZ Pay options.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5877 hosted a chili cookoff with 14 entries. Estelle Wood won first place, earning prize proceeds donated to her. Sam Thomas finished second and Dave Stark third as the post plans to grow its membership and community service.
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