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The Easter Thought of the Day features a Benjamin Franklin quote about money and motive. It notes Franklin's 1706 to 1790 lifespan and presents a reflection on wealth and integrity.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2018
Page
9
The Easter Thought of the Day features a Benjamin Franklin quote about money and motive. It notes Franklin's 1706 to 1790 lifespan and presents a reflection on wealth and integrity.
The Times found Roseburg Grey VA Medical Center overruled doctors, delaying Walter Savage’s admission for nine hours due to a policy limiting risky patients to boost quality ratings. He was eventually admitted and sent to a nursing home, highlighting systemic admission and data integrity concerns across VA hospitals.
Susan Stamper Brown argues Democrats and the Clintons propped up Haiti’s problems by post earthquake reconstruction deals and aid patterns. She contrasts Republican claims about Trump’s language with perceived Democratic accountability, highlighting Obama Clinton Foundation connections and funding details.
Louise Plodined writes that the Aiken Collery Library moved to a former elementary site decades ago and has deteriorated with a non functioning elevator. She questions county budget choices after spending on the new county office building and suggests rebuilding one level at the old site or moving to the Aiken Mall to improve access for all citizens. Gregory Topliff, Warrenville (letter) argues about national politics and media, criticizing Democrats and Hillary Clinton amid claims about Obama, Benghazi, and healthcare.
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