Pet agenda drives calls for bigger government
A reader questions why advocates who decry government size seek more government power for anti abortion and anti gay measures and school prayer while arguing big government serves their pet agenda.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2010
Page
3
A reader questions why advocates who decry government size seek more government power for anti abortion and anti gay measures and school prayer while arguing big government serves their pet agenda.
A reader complains about South Carolina elections, calls voting a waste, and objects to execution methods. The message condemns a firing squad for Gardener's death and notes theft of air conditioners from a home with a special needs child, also alleging police nonreporting.
Resident protests plan to pave a dirt road citing high attorney fees and preference for rural living. Community tensions flare as opponents invoke local culture and state values in resisting public improvements and gambling activity.
A reader note clarifies the difference between involuntary discharge and honorable discharge. The Aiken Standard invites public comment via TalkBack hotline at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com. Names may be omitted and messages may be edited for space and content.
The Wednesday Aiken Standard corrects that Dr James Dillon runs Neurological Surgery of Aiken and is board certified in neurosurgery. It notes his wife is from Augusta and apologizes for the errors in the previous edition.
Aiken County seeks sealed bids for deck repairs at the Graniteville recreation center pool, after waiving a $10,000 contract cap to speed work. Officials say recent bids exceed limits, delaying progress while health department repairs must be completed before public reopening.
Two Romanian leaders visit Aiken's First Baptist Church on Sunday. Dr Oti Bunaciu of Bucharest, pastor and founder of Project Ruth, and Mihai Ciopasiu, executive director, discuss Project Ruth's work aiding impoverished Romanian children through literacy and educational recovery. The church supports Ruth School and Fundatia Providenta with funds and prayer.
Dr Oti Bunaciu and Mihai Ciopasiu from Project Ruth speak at a 9:45 a.m. Sunday gathering at 120 Chesterfield St. N. in Aiken. A barbecue lunch follows worship, with a $5 reservation due today and more details at projtruth.ro.
Forecasters warn of extended sun and mid to upper 90s with heat index above 100. CDC advises abundant sugar-free drinks and avoiding cold beverages, stay indoors in air conditioned spaces, seek heat relief shelters if needed, and check on vulnerable individuals. Contact Karen Daily for more details.
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