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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2010
Page
11
Aiken readers praise Kalyl Jackson 10 for saving his sister Destiny Wallace 5 during a backyard pit bull attack. He first struck with fists, then used a knife from inside the home, attracting a neighbor who helped stop the dog and remove Destiny.
The piece warns that federal debt has surged from 5.7 trillion in 2001 to over 12 trillion today with about 40 000 per person. It argues deficits will rise by about 9 trillion in the coming decade and urges urgent corrective action to avoid economic decline and a banana republic scenario.
The Aiken Standard lists its editorial and business leadership including Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace News Director Timothy E OBriant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson and staff roles.
John C. Bersin analyzes a bipartisan report Are We Winning? from the American Security Project. The piece discusses threat persistence, incremental gains, and the challenge of global cooperation and ungoverned spaces, recommending policy shifts and vigilance.
The letter writer echoes cautious optimism over SRNS’s $30 million pledge while criticizing long neglected facilities at SANL and related sites. He notes asbestos in the basement 911 center, mold from leaks, crowded control rooms, and outdated equipment, contrasting with promised upgrades and new tools for scientists.
The Aiken Choral Society expresses gratitude to 10 instrumentalists 30 singers 35 hostesses an Appreciation Reception Committee and the Aiken Department of Public Safety for another successful 21st Holiday Homes Tour. Rain did not dampen spirits with 397 tour-goers benefiting choral music. Patricia Carter Halt Joann Burke Hartley.
Downtown Aiken mourns the Loft at Laurens which closed last week. Tia, Sarah, Estienne and Anne built a welcoming shop with cozy chairs and personal service. The store became a second home for many women, matching outfits to occasions and supporting ASPCA donations.
The message lists mailing, email, and fax contact options for Letters to the 456 in Aiken South Carolina. It provides the street address 456 Letters to, a postal code 29802, an email address letters@aikenstandard.com and a fax number 648-6052.
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