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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 2011

Page

11

Osama bin Laden killed in Pakistan raid

The May 1 operation by U S and Pakistani cooperation ended bin Laden's nearly decade-long fugitive status. The death is portrayed as a significant victory in the global war on terror, reinforcing President Obama’s leadership and signaling justice for attacks including 9 11 and the USS Cole.

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Letters defend the fair tax in response to Jerrold Smats

Dee and Tom Irwin of Aiken write in defense of the fair tax, arguing it shifts taxation to purchases, eliminates exemptions, and reduces government payrolls. They urge readers to read The Fair Tax by Boortz and Linder before deciding which tax is best.

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Aiken Standard Staff and Contact Details

The Aiken Standard lists publishers editors and staff roles including Scott B. Hunter executive editor Timothy E O Briant production director Phillip Yates advertising director Dee Taylor business manager Terri Cheek managing editor Michael W Gibbons classified advertising manager Letitia Jefferson and delivery manager Laura Tiedman with their email handles.

Stop this lawsuit against Boeing by NLRB

Rep. Chip Limehouse argues the NLRB suit against Boeing over moving production to South Carolina harms national security and jobs. He cites 2 000 Seattle area jobs and 38 000 in North Charleston, dismissing the action as federal overreach and bad for free enterprise.

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Bus donation funds Children's Place in Aiken relief

Children's Place, a United Way Agency serving 100 plus children daily, has paid off the remaining 30000 on a new bus thanks to Savannah River Nuclear Solutions. The nonprofit relies on SRNS generosity and volunteers to keep its two aging buses running and provide therapy, care, and safe haven for children in need.

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President Obama Partisans Claim Credit for Bin Laden Victory

The text argues that President Obama and his administration deserve credit for locating and killing Osama bin Laden, contrasting with prior U.S. policy and actions under President Bush, including the 2001 Tora Bora retreat and the 2003 Iraq War. It frames the victory as a result of focused effort and criticizes missed opportunities and strategic choices.

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