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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2015
Page
13
South Carolina Eyes Funding and Reform for Social Services
Gov. Nikki Haley proposes 7.1 million to hire more caseworkers and staff at the Department of Social Services plus a 10 percent wage increase. A Senate bill would split Social Services into separate agencies, moving welfare payments to another agency and creating a Department of Family Protective Services for child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
General Assembly
Department of Social Services
Haley
S.C
Katrina Shealy
Lexington
Social Services
Department of Family Protective Services
Tha
Susan Alford
Clemson University
Aiken
Legislative Audit Council
Children’s Rights
Letter of thanks after home robbery and theft
On December 23, 2014, Matthew and Dawn Johnson describe returning home to a full home robbery and ransacked rooms. The couple thanks many supporters including Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church leaders in Johnston Aiken County Submarine Vets Marine Corps League Edward Knight VFW Post 5877 Disciples of New Spring Church and dispatchers with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office plus family and friends who helped replace gifts and essential items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Jewelle R. Bradley-Crowley
Tim Redd
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Johnston
Aiken County
Matthew and
Dawn Johnson
Aiken
Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Policy
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Aiken
P.O. Box
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Editor Michael Ulmer Seeks Social Media Feedback
Aiken Standard Opinions section invites readers to share thoughts on Facebook and follow fellow editor Michael Ulmer on Twitter for updates and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facebook
Facebook.com
Aiken
Michael Ulmer
Twitter
Mike Ulmer
Satire dies in Paris attack parody left in ashes
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that the Charlie Hebdo killings mark the end of satire worldwide. He notes the absurdity of surrendering humor and mocks the idea that laughter should be punished, urging readers to resist censorship while condemning violence. The column blends cultural critique with provocative humor.
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Paris
United States
France
Charlie Hebdo
Muhammad
South Park
Bassem Youssef
Daily Show
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Tim Ireland
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London
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Iran
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Food Network
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Sony Pictures
Leonard Pitts Jr
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