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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2011
Page
3
The writer questions how an individual can feel entitled to shoot. They urge gun groups to address the issue in meetings and discourage unarmed violence, suggesting leadership roles could pressure members toward better behavior.
The speaker questions a self described Christian author who judges atheists for destroying joy. The message argues atheists often avoid public belief to escape Christian hostility and mentions secular charities as alternatives to Christian aid.
A political observation notes that many House Democrats skipped reading the Constitution because they had already read it. The message contrasts Democratic representation with Republicans whom the speaker says represent corporations, urging a change in attitude toward Democrats.
The Jan 10 opinion by Cal Thomas accusing Obama’s health plan of lies prompts readers to respond via TalkBack hotline or email. The Aiken Standard notes comments may be edited for space and content and that readers' names need not be published.
Aiken County deputies arrested Joshua Mace and Jesse Quarles both of 1285 Barn Owl Road and Christie Barton of 109 Project Road Warrenville after a search warrant turned up narcotics. The two month narcotics probe led to purchases and seizures of marijuana at the residence. Sheriff Hunt praised the crackdown.
Scott Ferguson, an engineer and jazz rock musician, repairs saxophones and other instruments for Aiken APAG's Instruments in the Attic project. Volunteers including Ferguson evaluate and fix brass and strings, donating refurbished gear to county schools to sustain music programs. He leads a recurring band scene at The Willcox and aims to keep music alive amid tight funding.
Aiken City Council unanimously voted to fund animal control through the SPCA with money from the renewed 1-cent sales tax. The plan calls for purchasing land owned by the City for a new SPCA facility, keeping a 20 year city partnership with the nonprofit.
Newsroom phone and editor emails provided for tips and submissions. Publisher and staff contacts listed with phone numbers and addresses. Rates for EZ Pay and delivery details for various periods included with dates spanning 2010.
The January monthly feature for Aiken highlights Enthusiasm as the city’s character trait. Lottery results show Thursday draws across Pick 3 Pick 4 Palmetto Cash 5 Power-Up and more with several numbers listed for midday and evening sessions.
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