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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2004
Page
2
A reader condemns a newspaper cartoon showing Rumsfeld's head on a platter following Berg's decapitation as crude. The letter criticizes the paper's editorial stance and urges more tasteful commentary.
A reader cautions that deregulation across utilities, airlines, and telecom could raise prices due to reduced competition. The letter criticizes a Wednesday cartoon showing Rumsfeld’s head on a platter following a Berg beheading page and urges publication of Talkback comments.
North Augusta wraps a two day planning session titled Countdown to 2006 with updates from city directors on utilities engineering and finance. Greg Dodd from VC3 outlined a paperless workplace path and praised current technology use while odor control at sewer lift stations and streetscape phase two were reviewed.
Las Vegas based Esqueda Brothers Circus Extravaganza entertained spectators at the Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds. The family troupe of 27 featured clowns acrobats a ninja snake charmer and a world famous trapeze act by Ayak Brothers from South Africa.
U.S. Senate hopeful Rep. Jim DeMint argues against protectionist policies toward China and calls for tax reforms to boost competition. He cites open markets, WTO cooperation, and China as a growing trading partner for South Carolina while endorsing IRA-based Social Security options and educational modernization.
The Greater Aiken Fitness & Recreation Coalition brings back four days of free local events from Monday to Thursday led by Hitchcock Healthcare. Activities include an 8 a.m. aquatic session at Hitchcock with Gold's Gym Twin Dragons martial arts and the City of Aiken involved. A full list appears in Sundays Aiken Standard.
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