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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2009
Page
15
The piece argues against a second stimulus while noting the $787 billion package is only partially deployed. It cites unemployment near 9.5 percent, slow spending at Savannah River Site, and the need for patience to judge the first plan’s impact. It questions adding more government spending before the initial program fully takes effect.
The writer recalls Jim Dawsey as a strict gym instructor at Kennedy Junior High who later served as Aiken High School assistant football coach and principal of Aiken Junior High. Dawsey remained a respected figure in the community through church, construction visits, and ongoing ties to students and families.
The note identifies Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Business Manager Terri Cheek at the Aiken Standard with email handles indicating staff roles.
Mary Beth Seaha of Aiken Historical Society seeks eyewitness accounts of a downtown explosion. She invites the public to share memories for the ACHS Journal and provides a contact phone number for cooperation.
A supporter extols Don Wells as a dedicated Aiken City Councilman of four years, praising his character and honesty and urging voters to re elect him.
In September the Aiken County Historical Society will erect a historical marker at the site of the 1953 gas explosion on Laurens Street that destroyed five buildings and killed 10 people. The event is being commemorated by the Aiken County Historical Society.
The text argues against mercury storage at the Savannah River Site and expands the scope to dental fillings as a large mercury repository. It notes that mercury from dental work is disposed of in toxic waste bags and banned from sewer or water treatment, prompting questions about when it becomes toxic waste.
The notice provides mailing and contact details for submitting letters to the Aiken Standard. Include postal box, city and state, zip code, email, and fax line for reader correspondence.
Mark F. Gibson argues blue laws provide a Sunday rest from a 24 7 economy while guiding conduct and linking to Christendom. He urges the Aiken County Council to keep the laws, claiming they benefit all residents including nonchurchgoers and preserve national Christian heritage.
Opinion piece urging voters to prioritize moral integrity in political candidates, criticizing past leaders for personal misconduct and urging participation in the 2010 and 2012 primaries to elect principled leaders. It names Bill Clinton John McCain Barack Obama Alan Keyes and calls for honest leadership.
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