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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2010
Page
3
The editorial argues Senate Bill S-1147 could criminalize Internet tobacco sales and raise state taxes, predicting nationwide tax hikes if passed. It questions government limits on personal choices and suggests funding mechanisms like new taxes on non-smokers or per-child taxes to cover policy costs.
A morning report describes a magnet glued to a Suburban reading SUVs support terrorism. The writer calls the act illegal and unacceptable and urges safety and respect.
A reader laments televangelists soliciting money and argues scripture is free, stating God does not care about money and that the Bible suffices for belief.
Standing water and black ice cover Whiskey Road from the Fer mata Club to New Ellenton due to a sidewalk drainage blockage. Residents urge action to drain the area and prevent hazards.
A brief exhortation urges everyone to pick up and read their Bible. The message emphasizes personal devotion as a path to a better society and moral guidance.
The Aiken County Animal Shelter expresses gratitude for local coverage that highlights its work assisting stray and surrendered animals. Officials note increased adoptions, community support, and volunteers essential to the shelter’s mission.
A reader thanks the officer and the man who helped remove a limb from beneath a car. The note invites brief comments for the TalkBack hotline and editorial email, with readers’ names not required and comments subject to editing.
City Council decides to continue commercial garbage pickup for another year with a rate rise to help balance the department budget. Several businesses warn that privatization could reduce service quality and eyesores may appear if trash isn’t collected properly. A city manager plan to present a new rate proposal on March 8. discussion on downtown needs continues.
The Cat in the Hat visits North Aiken Elementary and other county schools promoting reading through Read Across America. Students from first grade to fifth grade greet the character, with teachers and retired educators coordinating the costume appearances and supporting literacy efforts.
The notice lists newsroom and editorial contact numbers and emails for tips submissions and staff, plus office hours and key editors such as Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and News Editor Tim O Briant. It includes address, mailing, and subscription rate notes and 2009 Sunday and weekday delivery dates.
An Aiken man struck on Rutland Avenue claims head injury after rock impact. Police investigate two more rock related hits on Beaufort Street involving juveniles. Officials seek to determine if the incidents are connected as they interview youths and review similar reports.
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