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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2009
Page
3
Reader critiques President Obama for weighing in on the Henry Gates versus Sgt. Crowley incident without full facts. The letter argues bias, racism, and calls for seminars on profiling, noting Gates suggested radical profiling seminars as potential good.
Mr Devine explains the stimulus and the consequences of excessive debt thanking him for sharing the reasoning. He urges all Congresspersons to receive a copy.
A speaker declares intention to boycott Carrier products citing overseas manufacturing and the belief that 400 New York jobs were lost as a result. The statement emphasizes consumer choice and economic impact.
A note says car keys were left at the Southside Post Office and four sets are available there for pickup or claimors to check.
A reader urges the nation to consider who pays for health care reform arguing there are not enough millionaires to cover trillions in costs. The letter invites brief comments via TalkBack and email to the Aiken Standard editorial page.
Children s Place launches Interact a 12 session theater based program at St John s United Methodist Church to aid elementary and middle school children with social development issues including autism and Asperger s. Sessions start Aug 24 with two hour classes for elementary students and a middle school track on Tuesdays.
Three local convenience stores in Aiken reported incidents of selling beer to a 19 year old. Joann Odom, 48, and Casey E Patterson, 23, were charged with transfer of beer to a minor after the teen bought Bud Light at Spring Station and Kangaroo Express. Wanda Mosley, 45, was named in the Shell case for selling beer without asking for ID.
The Aiken Standard lists office hours on Monday afternoon at 326 Rutland Drive with phone and fax numbers and a general contact. It details subscription rates for EZ Pay and mail delivery options, noting regional price differences and a 2008 Sunday Plus delivery schedule.
Five month old James Kirkland Jr. of Aiken on MUSC’s heart transplant list with dilated cardiomyopathy. He is in Cardiac ICU, on 11 medications and receives weekly care from his family. An account at Carolina First Bank supports travel and medical costs.
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