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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2007
Page
3
A critic voices distress over a cross at the site used by the Aiken County Coroner. The writer says their faith rejects the symbol and questions its placement as disrespectful. They contrast with a Christian perspective that would object to driving over a cross treated like trash.
A reader argues that Democratic presidents caused vulnerability and fatalities during wars such as WWII and Vietnam, asserting a history lesson is needed to counter the claim that Clinton was a fine president. The comment accuses Democrats of weakness and lack of preparedness.
A reader argues that Bill Clinton allowed terrorist attacks and contends 9 11 might have been avoided. The message shifts to a smoke free ordinance and urges readers to email or call a Talkback hotline with brief comments, noting names will not be published.
The Center for African American History, Art and Culture presented Bitter Reflections Do Not Flatter as part of Epic in Aiken at the Washington Center for the Arts. Actors portray past and future debaters examining slavery to Harlem Renaissance and their impact on today.
Five decades of winners and judges gathered at Sporting Days Farm for the Student Equine Art Contest. North Augusta High senior Lila Shull won top high school honors repeating 2006 first place. Elodie Huguet of South Aiken High placed third. other winners include Christina Sinn and Redd McCorkle.
Publisher information for the Aiken Standard includes contact numbers for Scott B. Hunter and general office, with mailing address in Aiken South Carolina. The notice lists subscription rates and EZ Pay options. It also enumerates Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006 and 2007 across several holidays and weeks.
The Sunday drawing produced Pick 3 Evening 1 4 8 and Pick 4 Evening 3 3 8 8. Players should verify tickets and claim prizes per local rules.
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