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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2012

Page

11

Pink slime debate sparks reader questions on school meals

Editorial warns against hype surrounding Lean Finely Textured Beef known as pink slime. It cites USDA safety, notes McDonald's and others pulled the product, and reports a South Carolina school district avoiding ammonia-treated beef while urging readers to research and judge based on facts.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA McDonald's Burger King Taco Bell Aiken County School Food Service Glenda Wafford South Carolina

Publisher and Editor Credits at Aiken Standard

Scott B. Hunter is listed as publisher and editor with shunter at Aiken Standard. Laura Tiedman is noted as delivery manager with ties to Aiken Standard. The snippet presents staff roles and email handles.

Laura Tiedman Tiedman Aikenstandard.com

The Silence of the Lions Column

Column criticizes gendered insults in media and public discourse sparked by Slutgate. It highlights Greta Van Susteren and Louis C.K. controversies, notes apologies by Rush Limbaugh and Ed Schultz, and argues such language harms women and girls while affecting society.

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Message urging unity behind one candidate in GOP race

A passage urges consolidation behind a single candidate to defeat opponents as part of party strategy. It references Henry Louis Gates Jr. and his public interest in family ancestry while noting the 1940 U.S. census release on April 2 and its context within political and cultural discussions.

Chane Wil Henry Louis Gates Jr Harvard University U.S

Letters on Prolonged Wars and Soldier Sacrifice

A reader laments the Afghanistan and Iraq wars lasting over a decade and their toll on U S troops and the nation. He recalls My Lai and Vietnam era controversy, notes defense secretary comments, and asks how leaders can wash blood from their hands while urging support for fighting troops. Timothy Monroe Bledsée North Augusta addresses Washington.

U.S My Lai Vietnam Canada Secretary of Defense Warmon Washington, D.C Timothy Monroe Bledsée North Augusta

Motivation in politics letters to the editor on campaign finance

An unsigned letter argues that big money from donors and corporations influences the Romney campaign and the presidency. It cites Exxon and General Electric tax practices and warns of payback and rising inequality as oil interests back political leaders. The piece laments a weakened safety net and expansion of poverty.

Rani Romney Manhattan Exxon Bush Big Oil

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