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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2009
Page
11
The piece notes drugs are a national problem with a recent arrest of four individuals after a traffic stop yielding cash and drugs worth 41000 dollars. Sheriff Michael Hunt credits cooperation with state and local agencies and urges continued vigilance to curb the drug trade and protect the community.
The writer mocks flawed logic in arguing Clemson tops the national title race and calls for a playoff system. He notes Oklahoma Florida results and compares South Carolina, Mississippi and other teams to critique the BCS selection.
The publication lists its leadership team including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace News Director Timothy E. OBriant and others across departments such as Advertising Production Circulation and Customer Service, detailing each role and contact line.
Letter urges balanced payments improvements, use of natural resources including oil and coal, and tech gains to cut foreign energy reliance. Calls for measured leadership, slower crisis reaction, and public involvement toward energy independence and fiscal responsibility. Ends with conspiracy-tinged critique of Obama and Supreme Court actions.
Jamie R Willing of Aiken thanks Dr. Cindy Brown and the Aiken Animal Hospital staff for years of exceptional care for his dog Sammy. He notes staff treat clients as family and praise their dedication beyond ordinary service. Sammy has passed, but the staff’s care continues in memory.
The Abundant Vine Christian Store in Aiken informs readers of a corrected phone number (803) 642-7859 after a prior listing. Located beside Ross Dress for Less in Hitchcock Plaza, hours are 10 to 7 weekdays and 10 to 5 Saturdays. The notice thanks the community for support and invites customers to visit.
Dr Roberson recalls teachers’ encouragement from childhood and traces the path to Barack Obama becoming president. He cites Eunice Stephens and the early belief that students could reach the highest office, alongside reflections on Dr Martin Luther King Jr and General Colin Powell as precursors to a nation affirming diverse leadership.
Community letters to the editor are welcomed with a 200 word limit and subject to editing. Mail to Letters to the 456 Aiken SC 29802 email letters aikenstandard com or fax 648-6052.
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