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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2011

Page

11

Union Street District plan advances with Depot catalyst

City officials reviewed an initial concept for the 32 acre Union Street District centered on the rebuilt Aiken Railroad Depot housing the Visitor's Center and Train Museum. The plan seeks new housing and businesses, park improvements, and a long term mix of public and private investment guided by citizen input.

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Public figure R Sargent Shriver praised by Obama

In a statement on Shriver's passing, President Obama lauds his long public service and link to Kennedy era. A separate Tunisian protester, Ines Mawdud, voices fears that freedoms may be trampled by a new government after 23 years of oppression.

Sarge Barack Obama R. Sargent Shriver John F. Kennedy Ines Mawdud Tunisia

Aiken Standard Staff and Contact Directory

Publisher and editor credits list Scott B. Hunter and Timothy E. O Briant with executive and managing editors. Production and advertising leads include Phillip Yates Dee Taylor and Michael W Gibbons plus Letitia Jefferson Yefferson and Laura Tiedman.

Nuclear energy seen as feasible safe energy option

Clint Wolfe of Aiken and CNTA defend nuclear power after a Blue Ribbon Commission meeting in Augusta. The letter-writer disputes anti nuclear claims while citing health and environmental costs of fossil fuels and urging informed public debate on energy subsidies and options.

Aiken Standard Blue Ribbon Commission America Augusta Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness CNTA Clean Air Task Force U.S Princeton University United States Nuclear U.S. Energy Information Administration Clint Wolfe Aiken

Rally to remove Confederate flag at State House grounds prompts debate

Readers weigh in on the Confederate battle flag's place on state property. Opinions range from removing the flag as un-American to defending it as history. Contributors discuss symbolism, hate, and political implications in South Carolina.

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Letters oppose bull riding as barbaric abuse

The writer argues against a January 22 professional bull riding event at James Brown Arena, comparing it to animal cruelty. They cite methods such as bucking straps, prods, and irritants, recounting injuries and a fatal horse accident to urge readers to reject the sport.

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Objection to Black Caucus in D C

James Nixon argues against a Black Congressional Caucus during Martin Luther King Jr Day reflections. He questions group unity and advocates alternatives while urging broader inclusion and shared responsibility in Washington.

D.C Martin Luther King Jr Obama Black Congressional Caucus Washington, D.C James Nixon Aiken

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