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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2013
Page
3
Editorial argues Democrats oppose profiling Muslims yet allegedly target conservatives via the IRS, sparking a partisan clash over government bias and civil rights. The piece critiques policy doublespeak and calls for accountability in federal enforcement.
Residents protest the third rate increase in seven months criticizing the utility and calling for regulator action. They question SCE&G pricing, management salaries, and weatherization funds amid rising power costs.
The remark compares life expectancy of congressmen to average workers and cites benefits like Cadillac health insurance as a possible factor. It suggests a health care advantage may influence longevity.
A succinct rule states that securing 50 percent or less of the vote results in defeat. The remark underscores the threshold for victory in elections and reflects a common electoral principle.
President Obama champions middle class policies while noting skepticism from the public. He argues for reforms to benefit everyday Americans amid questions about economic plans and effectiveness.
A reader notes a boost in highway fatalities in Ai ken County and questions public boasting while asking where Operation Thunder is achieving results and improved safety.
A flood of ten mail requests for funds arrives, each urging donations or payments. The sender names various causes, but no specific details are verified. The recipients face potential pressure to respond quickly.
A reader thanks the New Ellenton Police Department for stopping to assist their daughter whose car had a flat tire on Main Street. The message invites comments via Talk Back at 803 644 2384 or editorial@aikenstandard.com with readers’ names optional.
The Ai ken Standard corrects misidentification of Reynaud Hunter and Taylor Burke in a photo on page 14A from Wednesday edition. The newspaper regrets the error and invites readers to report factual mistakes by calling Melissa Hanna or emailing editorial at aikenstandard.com.
Gateway's year round enrichment program provides instrumental music, vocals, dance, drama and visual art for students from grades three through 12. Adrian Prupis, a rising sixth grader, explores singing while peers join in. Elementary students perform July 2 and middle to high school showcases follow on July 11.
Eighth grader Kory Ewing joins Kennedy Middle School along with about 100 students from Kennedy Aiken and Schofield for a two to three week content recovery program. Courses in English science and math are offered online with options for math only and one on one help, aimed at raising grades to 70 or better for advancing to the next year.
After losing about half its funding due to sponsor losses the Aiken County Robotics Team M'Aiken Magic received a $10 000 donation from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC the program s only major sponsor. SRNS notes the investment could yield future engineers and scientists benefiting area industry and SR sites.
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