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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2008
Page
11
The North Augusta smoking ban aligns with nearby municipalities and county measures. The piece urges support for workplace health, noting no safe level of secondhand smoke and praising council members for prioritizing citizens over a few smokers.
Associate professor James Corley of the Medical College of Georgia outlined how radiopharmaceuticals image likely organ conditions and guide treatment. He noted limited supply due to scarce reactors and equipment and discussed a proposed medical isotope reactor for the area to benefit patients and MC G.
The document lists the Aiko Standard publisher Scott B. Hunter and staff roles including editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek and Managing Editor Michael W. Gibbons plus Letitia Jefferson as Customer Service Manager with email placeholders.
A reader argues that 21 645 citations were written during Myrtle Beach's last tourist season, noting May has the fewest. The piece links high fines to Attila the Hun’s relatives and accuses politicians of tax rises to fund public fear. It condemns socialism and endorses Chuck Baldwin.
A reader extols True Value Hardware & Appliances on Laurens Street in downtown Aiken for its old fashioned service and small quantity parts. Det Haislip and staff James Mathews Ira McKuhen Dave Smith Megan Spivey Kathryn Smith are praised for helpful, friendly expertise and custom catalog ordering with quick delivery.
Jet Beckum reflects on Lincoln's 1860 election and the Civil War, noting federal conflict, democratic divisions, and press opposition. He argues that while leadership evolves, the core challenges of guiding a nation remain, urging future leaders to possess steadfast character.
A reader urges the government to act on energy, criticizing Congress and urging a five year program using oil solar wind nuclear coal and other innovations. The letter recalls past gas lines and high rates during the Carter era and argues for US energy independence and reform.
Pat Lokey of NAMI Aiken lauds SC for top ranking in mental health care after a nationwide review by NAMI National. She notes a forthcoming meeting with Dr. John Bradley and questions about ADD and ADHD. Ed and Wanda Cottongim express support for nuclear energy as the best future option.
Readers are invited to send opinions on issues of concern under 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length. Mail to Letters to the 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email and facsimile details are provided.
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