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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 2008

Page

11

Editorial urges action against underage drinking in South Carolina

In a Letters to the Editor piece from Aiken Standard the writer backs a local task force of law enforcement and community groups to curb teen alcohol use. It highlights educator programs, retailer compliance, and strong parental oversight as essential, urging strict adherence to age limits and monitoring of teen behavior.

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Henderson Johnson to Receive DuRant Public Service Award

Editors praise Henderson Johnson for decades of service in Aiken and the South Carolina bar. The note notes his impact on the legal community, youth programs, and lasting legacy, with the DuRant Distinguished Public Service Award to be presented later this month.

Aiken Johnson S.C. Bar Association DuRant State Bar Association

Obama the feel good choice in the presidential race

The column argues Americans adore Obama more for the idea of him than policy. It likens the idolization to a deus ex machina and Oprah Nation, noting crowds chant Obama’s name while questions linger about true leadership, policy positions, and the meaning of change and hope.

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Front-runner claim tied to Colbert bump

A political figure says the Colbert bump made him the front-runner, asserting that without that boost he would not occupy the current chair and would likely be in a different position. The remark frames media attention as pivotal to his standing.

Tomorrow to See How Far the Country Has Come

A brief note examines national progress as the nation moves forward. It reflects on social, economic, and political milestones and what remains to be achieved, inviting readers to consider the current state and future prospects.

Letters to the Editor Please Send Your Opinions

Readers are invited to submit letters under 200 words for the opinion page. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity. Include your name and contact information for verification. Send to Letters to the Editor at Alien Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or via email or fax as listed.

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Letter on health care and civic change from Teresa Ingle

A reader criticizes editorial stances and media influence, questions presidential change rhetoric, and probes public policy on children’s health care funding. The letter argues against simplistic political answers and supports GVW area incorporation to gain local governance, noting settlements near Burnettown, Isty Lakes, Ascauga Lake Road, Trolley Run, and Gregg Park Civic Center.

Billy Jones GVW Jones S.C Mark Hammond Robert Bell Parkway Gregg Park Civic Center Teresa Ingle Graniteville

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