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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2012
Page
3
Editorial argues ineptocracy describes a system where the least capable lead and the least capable sustain themselves, with society’s productive majority taxed to fund rewards for dependents as wealth dwindles. The piece cites governance failures and calls for accountability by elected leaders.
The remark argues Obama favors donors, claiming he distances himself from black church congregations to court LGBTQ money for reelection. It labels the move as selling out to the highest bidder.
A reader complains about oversized ads and unusually small classified listings, noting the need for a magnifying glass to read the text. The issue highlights readability concerns in print layouts and ad density in the newspaper.
The passage argues that Adam and Eve were not legally married yet had children, distinguishing marriage from procreation and noting that same sex marriage does not eliminate procreation. It emphasizes keeping marriage and procreation concepts distinct.
A public discussion centers on whether welfare recipients should influence tax policy that funds programs they rely on. Critics argue it creates a conflict of interest while supporters say inclusive voting protects rights and democratic fairness.
A clothing drive seeks to sell We Go On T shirts to raise funds for the Aiken Department of Public Safety. Buyers can purchase the shirts through local organizers at designated outlets, with proceeds benefiting department programs and youth outreach efforts.
People should carry a bag to pick up their dogs mess when walking in Hitchcock Woods ensuring the path stays clean for all visitors. The reminder emphasizes responsible pet ownership and preserving the park environment.
Readers complain on TalkBack and by email about not printing the celebrity waiters' restaurant appearances in advance. They urge the paper to publish locations before the event and note comments may be edited for space.
The Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum hosted a National Train Day event with guided tours, children activities, and a Lionel train drawing to benefit the Friends of the Aiken Railroad Depot. Volunteers sold memberships and promoted ongoing restoration of dining cars as the public enjoyed music, crafts, and exhibits.
The writers visit Maggie Dickson's pub in Edinburgh recalling the famous Half Hangit Maggie tale. They note the cold rainy weather in Scotland and plan to travel to Aberdeen and Glasgow for further church services, concerts, and touring. Anne Fulcher, USC Aiken student and singer, shares details about her background.
The City of Aiken Department of Parks Recreation and Tourism offers a Handguns 101 course taught by Kristie Edgett NRA certified instructor. It runs three two hour sessions May 14 and 21 from 6 to 8 pm at H Odell Weeks Activities Center and a final firing range session. Cost is $100 per person with nonresident fee. Guns and ammo provided by the instructor. For details call 642 7631. Storytime in the Gardens runs Tuesdays at 4 pm through May 29 at Hopelands Gardens 135 Dupree Place. Free. bring blanket or chair. snacks welcome.
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