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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2010
Page
7
The city marks 175 years since its founding with four quarterly themes History Horses Health and High Society Arts Education and Entertainment Business Innovation and Technology and Aiken's Future. The kickoff on a Saturday features Sights Sounds and Tastes of 1835 at Newberry Street with period demonstrations entertainment and foods from the era.
The listing names Timothy E. O Briant as News Director Phillip Yates as Production Director Scot Newcom as Circulation Director and Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager. The directory identifies staff roles and contact points for the Aiken Standard.
A columnist vents about New Year resolutions and Congress. They argue truth is elusive in Washington where political majorities define fact and reality. The piece critiques the Senate health care reform passage and the influence of groups funding re elections.
Cal Thomas critiques lawmakers after a NBC News Wall Street Journal poll shows 68 percent disapprove of Congress. He cites Sen. Specter Burris Baucus Landrieu Nelson as examples of broken promises on health care reform and votes tied to money and power. He urges truthfulness.
A reader recounts a four day stay at Aiken Regional Medical Centers after an accident. He commends the ambulance crew, emergency room and third floor staff for competent, caring, professional treatment.
The U S Embassy warned of a possible New Year’s Eve terrorist attack on Bali based on information from the governor amid ongoing counterterrorism efforts. An airline passenger described safety scans at Salt Lake City International. Rush Limbaugh’s spokesman says the host was hospitalized in Hawaii with chest pains. A Georgetown expert comments on a legal threat from 13 state attorneys general over a Senate health care bill.
Greenwood readers applaud a student led push with Dreher High School allies and State Rep James Smith to outlaw texting while driving. The proposal aims to empower police to ticket drivers who read or send messages, citing driver inattention as a leading cause of crashes.
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