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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2009
Page
11
The Aiken Standard argues broadband is essential in the 21st century, noting South Carolina's high rate of homes without access. It urges all citizens to gain broadband as a statewide infrastructure priority to boost education and prosperity.
Editor notes a study predicting 10 000 new skilled nuclear workers in the coming decade due to industry resurgence and aging staff. It urges recent Aiken County high school graduates to consider studies in nuclear science to fill future generation needs.
The column argues privately insured South Carolinians pay a hidden health tax averaging $1017 for family and $368 for individuals to cover the uninsured. It cites FAMI Lies USA, notes higher premiums reflect uncompensated care, and estimates over 1 million SC residents were uninsured last year. It calls for reform led by Congress and bold leadership.
The Vatican rebukes Wanda Poltawska for her account of friendship with John Paul I and says the claims could slow his beatification. In related notes, Patricia Bruchalski, 82, discusses her TV as the nation shifts to digital signals affecting millions of homes.
The notice invites readers to send letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. It provides mailing address 456, Aiken, South Carolina 29802 and an email letters aikenstandard.com. A fax line 648-6052 is also listed for submissions.
A letter rants against the state supreme court decision blaming it for tyranny and corruption. It denounces Obama, calls for constitutional enforcement, and condemns pro choice views while praising anti abortion rhetoric. It compares birth control to murder and mocks supporters as self centered.
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