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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2005
Page
9
A recent survey found G rated movies bring in more revenue than R rated films signaling a market preference for cleaner entertainment. The editorial argues profits, family appeal, and moral standards should guide Hollywood toward uplifting content rather than explicit material.
The article discusses the Supreme Court's decision allowing federal prohibition of medical marijuana and argues against such a ban. It highlights medical uses for conditions like chemotherapy side effects and HIV/AIDS, cites Angel Raich, and notes states allowing medical cannabis, with growth and sale limited to prescription medicine under federal action.
My View column features Ralph Courtney, director of the Tri Development Center, outlining goals, community work, and planned initiatives. The piece frames his role in guiding regional development and service programs.
The Aiken County Board of Disabilities and Tri-Development Center thank merchants and businesses for generous donations that fund activities and services. Without this support, basic needs for individuals they serve would be hard to meet.
A reminiscence of summer peaches along The Ridge in Greenwood Edgefield and Trenton. From roadside stands to family rituals of preserving and cobbler, the piece recollects quests for bushels, peach cobbler, and homemade ice cream. It mentions DeSoto era origins, local growers, and a personal trip to Mama n em s with a five dollar basket.
Claire Reitz, a 7 year old leukemia survivor from Allentown, is a Patient Hero supporting fundraising for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society as her brother Conner has raised nearly $30,000. Dan Reitz joined Team in Training, cycling 100 miles around Lake Tahoe after meeting a $3,900 goal and raising over $7 million in one day.
Dan Toth of Warrenville reports multiple post offices and local offices in Horse Creek Valley failing to lower the U.S. flag at night or on weekends. He cites Macon Area Office action after his appeal and asks citizens to note and request compliance with flag etiquette.
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