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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2012
Page
10
Miller says the local Girl Scout troop will review money handling and discuss situational awareness with girls and parents after a frightening incident. Cookie money funds troop trips service projects and badges, with rest supporting council camps programming and leader training. Reporter Amy Banton covers the city beat.
Aiken Pest Control first work with a bedbug tracking dog Wishbone impressed Graves who envisions more dogs in the area. Calls for bedbug service have risen from about one a month to at least one per week as an early proactive measure. Amy Banton reports for the Aiken Standard.
The piece highlights Ohio as a pivotal battleground with 63 delegates where no Republican nominee has won the presidency without it. It notes diverse voters from autoworkers to Rock Hall tourists and cites the economy and the auto bailout as top issues in the Santorum vs Romney contest.
Georgia offers 76 delegates as Gingrich campaigns hard with endorsements from Gov. Deal and Herman Cain and a new gas price pitch. Santorum targets Georgia, Tennessee, and Oklahoma, while Romney maintains backing from Gov. Haslam and Fred Thompson supports Gingrich. Oklahoma offers 40 delegates.
The antiwar Libertarian leaning Republican Paul targets Idaho North Dakota and Alaska for a strong turnout to gain delegates. Romney with Mormon support in Idaho and Palin backing Gingrich shape a tight contest. Alaska and Virginia show limited competition as 46 delegates at stake.
Romney runs unopposed in his Massachusetts base while Vermont looks set for a solid win. Delegates total 38 in Massachusetts with Santo rum challenging in Vermont. March brings caucuses and primaries across Kansas Wyoming Alabama Hawaii Mississippi Missouri Illinois Louisiana and three territories American Samoa the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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