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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2012
Page
3
Editorial desk requests a response from Joe Wilson's office regarding a story claiming illegal migrants would not be covered by Obamacare. Awaiting official comment to include in upcoming edition.
A brief note argues against lawyers advertisement limits and calls for enactment of a law restricting attorney ads. The piece suggests rules to curb provocative claims and protect public trust, urging lawmakers to address the issue through statutory action.
Aiken residents debate a proposed slogan that some see as elitist gainst a call for inclusivity. Critics warn the phrase risks alienating long time residents and visitors while supporters say it reflects local wealth and opportunity.
Resident questions why North Augusta gas costs 20 cents less per gallon than nearby Aiken and urges quicker price reductions. The post implies competition and consumer pressure as drivers to lower prices faster.
A reader questions the cost of running government in Aiken County and suggests merging two or three counties to cut waste. The letter argues to stop building unnecessary amenities and to prioritize schools, while expressing frustration with taxation and spending. The tone is skeptical and urges fiscal reform.
The message urges readers to consider the experience of those on food stamps before judging. It invites audience participation via the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2364 or email at editorial@aikenstandard.
Aiken native Dr. Mike F. Weaver, now based in Atlanta, led a November meeting at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center to organize a Leadership Culture and Service Learning Tour to New Orleans from July 12 to 15. Nearly 40 local youths will participate, aided by donations to reduce costs. adults pay 170 while teens aim for 70 with more funds sought via Joanna Gray-King at 404-788-0580.
Ideal 90 degree weather welcomed 268 rowers from eight states at the USRowing Southeastern Regional Championships held at Langley Pond in Aiken County. The Augusta Rowing Club, USRowing, and local volunteers organized the event, now in its 18th year, with masters, mixed, singles, doubles, fours and eights competitions.
Upcoming events promote the 16th Star Spangled Fourth on July 4 at 7:30 PM at St. Pauls Church Riverwalk Augusta with Independence Day Chorus and Orchestra led by Keith Shafer. Tickets 15 dollars, Afterglow BBQ 20 dollars, fireworks follow. Box office 706 722 3463. Also two July planetarium shows at Ruth Patrick Center with tickets 4.50 adults 3.50 seniors 12.50 students and 1 for UCSA faculty and students.
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