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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2010
Page
3
A reader questions the outcome of Al Gore's global warming message expressing skepticism and curiosity about the future impact and public response. The brief letter highlights a climate debate perspective and seeks clarity on the issue.
The speaker questions religious agendas and argues for civil marriage only, cites predestination, and critiques government meddling in faith. They propose funding public education in South Carolina by a per child tax and challenge the idea of childbearing as a right without responsibility.
A reader questions award logic, notes Beyoncé and Pink remarks, and warns about distracted driving near Whiskey Road. The letter urges action and invites comments to the Aiken Standard, offering a hot line and email for submissions.
A correction notice states the band Night Vision was misnamed as Night Watch in a February 17 article and apologizes for the error.
Aiken Public Safety cited 25 year old Adam Kayes of State Park Road with a six point reckless driving charge after he allegedly tailgated and side swiped a Shelby Drive couple on Whiskey Road. No injuries were reported and Kayes claimed the other vehicle stopped suddenly. Police noted two prior road rage incidents earlier this year.
Jeanne McDaniel, a native Briton and longtime North Augusta history advocate, was named Citizen of the Year by the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce. The event highlighted her 40 years in the city, preservation work, tours, and roles with the Heritage Council and Arts and Heritage Center. U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint and U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett attended as notable guests.
The Aiken Standard invites reader submissions and provides contact options. Email editorial submissions to editorial@aikenstandard.com and call the newsroom at 644-2401. for more information contact Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 644-2381.
The Department of Energy will divert more than 300 million from the Savannah River Site pension plan to support environmental cleanup and new contractor jobs. The move avoids reducing pension benefits for most workers, with retirees unaffected, and only those retiring after Feb 28 facing changes to one option.
The report lists Palmetto Cash, Power Up, Powerball, Cash 3 and Cash 4 numbers for both Midday and Evening draws, plus Fantasy 5 numbers. It notes that Wednesday's Win For Life results were unavailable at presstime and directs readers to Friday's edition for updates.
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