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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2012
Page
3
A radio segment ridiculed alleged links between sexuality and religion, citing Pat Robertson and historical claims. The speaker suggests such attacks harm religion and recalls military norms on sexuality to argue against linking heterosexual identity with deviance.
Report notes Cracker Barrel construction and Whiskey East Gate road work show divergent labor activity. Describes workers arriving last night and today a beehive of activity. Advocates finish and start business while criticizing federal intervention and union influence. Questions future policy implications.
A speaker urges reconciliation between regional groups, notes Native Americans as the first inhabitants, and argues Southerners and Northerners shared origins. The message promotes unity in Aiken and references a demand for a full service gas station offering oil checks, fluid addition, and air pressure checks.
Readers want a ban on fireworks in Aiken and urge action via TalkBack line or email. Comments may be edited for space and content and names aren’t required or published.
The note lists contact numbers for department lines from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Rutland Drive with phone and fax numbers and partial staff roles including Editorial Editor Tim O Briant and Sports Editor Michael Gibbons.
Kaity Henderson graduates from the U S Naval Academy as a mechanical engineering major aiming to fly jets. Chris Radford, a Virginia Tech graduate and naval reactor program Ensign, prepares for nuclear duty in Washington Navy Yard. Former NJROTC commander Larry Laughlin praises their success as proof of program impact.
Aiken Public Safety logged numerous car break-ins and thefts across Aiken, North Augusta, Williston, Ridge Spring and surrounding streets. Items stolen include GPS units, wallets, purses, a Rolex watch, a debit card, two drop cords, a marine battery, a 40 caliber bullet, and a pink zebra print purse, with several windows broken and a $1,200 damage total from hood vandalism.
The Aiken Augusta Essential Tremor support group will gather at 2 p.m. on Monday January 16 at St Pauls Lutheran Church 961 Trail Ridge Road. For more information call 226 0338.
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