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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2011
Page
3
A speaker tells others to pack up and go to China with President Obama, urging them to stop discussing Obama and change the topic. The message insists they find something else to talk about and leave the man alone.
A call to end lengthy overseas deployments. The speaker urges U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and Iraq to prevent further deaths and redirect resources home. The message emphasizes concrete casualties and a demand for policy change.
A reader commends Byrnes High School and the police department for fining disrespectful graduation guests. The letter urges Aiken High to imitate the approach and repeats a plea against booing when a graduate’s name is called.
Opinion voice criticizes petty complaints about stop signs while noting tornado victims, war casualties, unemployment, and hunger. Cites Sarah Palin’s resignation and questions future presidential runs, urging readers to focus on larger issues.
The remark contrasts Sen Ryberg's thinking with potential industry openings in South Carolina. It implies a hypothetical where his thoughts would hinder major manufacturing investments such as a BMW plant in the Upstate and a Boeing plant in the Lowcountry.
A note invites readers to call or email the Aiken Standard with brief comments about hearing the siren system. Names may be omitted and submissions may be edited for space and content.
Redcliffe Elementary fifth graders dressed in formal attire for a luncheon featuring French onion soup and a full menu prepared by Silver Bluff High School culinary arts students. Etiquette instruction came from retiring educator Arlene Puryear and coordinators noted the event teaches respect and social skills.
The Aiken Standard provides office hours and contact info for departments and editors. It lists postal address in Aiken South Carolina and various subscription rates and delivery schedules including Sundays and holiday editions for 2011 with multiple date notes.
Aiken residents report a break in on Skylark Lane with items missing including a 47 inch TV and electronics. Deputies nab two men after finding them at a North Augusta home with marijuana paraphernalia. Other incidents include unlocked car thefts on Brandy Avenue and Homestead Street with items totaling over $700, plus two bikes stolen on Homestead Street and a suspicious person seen at Colleton and Fairfield. Three men fled Walmart on Whiskey Road with Sprite and chicken.
The Aiken County School District will hold summer school registration and orientation on Wednesday June 8 at Byrd Learning Center in Graniteville. Classes run 9 am to noon Monday through Thursday through July 14. Fees apply for diploma and GED courses with an HSAP remediation option.
The notice lists May as Boldness for Aiken's character and presents Monday and Sunday lottery results. It includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 daily drawings, Palmetto Cash 5, Power-Up, Cash 3 and Cash 4, FIVE and Fantasy 5 games with their respective numbers, plus Decades of Dollars results.
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