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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2010
Page
9
The piece notes Sen. Lindsey Graham, age 54, told The New York Times he is not gay and dismisses lingering questions with sharp humor. It argues the obsession with lawmakers' sexuality distracts from real issues and urges moving past the topic.
Letter writer Carolyn Klotzbaugh asserts SPCA transferred more animals to the County Shelter than it took in and cites 2010 figures. She notes overburdened shelter space, high intake, many euthanizations, and urges support for both shelters plus expanded spay and neuter programs to cut strays and costs.
The Aiken Standard publishes its staff lineup with publishers editors and department heads. Key personnel include Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace News Director Timothy E. O Briant and Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa.
In a heated letter to the editor, Peter J. Seaha accuses the FBI of withholding Kennedy treason evidence from 1983 KGB documents and claims the press ignored such, urging voters to act in the 2010 election and reform the FBI. He cites Mitrokhin and Andropov and urges readers to tape the piece to a fridge.
The letter discusses lion and tiger meat being sold as uninspected meat in the United States, highlighting Czimer Game & Sea Foods past illegal wildlife trade convictions and the risks from unregulated breeding. It calls for banning private big cat breeding to curb illegal trade and improve food origin oversight.
In a 5 to 4 decision the Supreme Court limits Otis McDonald’s handgun ownership in Chicago. The dissenting justices argue the ruling undermines the Second Amendment and individual self defense amid concerns about public safety. The column argues for broader federal gun offenses and criticizes liberal justices.
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