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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2011

Page

4

Controversy Over Confederate Flag Debates Heritage Talk in South Carolina

Tim Pearson, 77 of Columbia, says the flag represents Ku Klux Klan terror from his youth, while NAACP leader Lonnie Randolph criticizes celebratory Civil War anniversaries. Governor Haley notes lacking support to revisit the issue and move the state forward economically.

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Santorum: Immigration, education, and fiscal vision aired in Aiken

Santorum told about 200 at a crowd in Aiken that Democrats see people as means while he sees them as ends. He urged border security to combat crime and drugs and suggested legal immigrants should work and assimilate. He affirmed birthright citizenship for U S children but favored tackling illegal immigration first. He home schools his seven children and ties education to engaged parenting, also opposing fair tax without repealing the 16th Amendment and backing Yucca Mountain nuclear waste project.

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Arrest in Kensington stranglings linked by DNA

Philadelphia police say Antonio Rodriguez, 21, linked by DNA to the serial stranglings and sexual assaults of three women in Kensington, was arrested on a bench warrant after a tip. Police describe him as homeless, 5 foot 9, 155 pounds with scars and tattoos, under investigation as a person of interest.

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