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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2010
Page
3
Aiken resident thanks KFC staff on Pine Log after finding a rare black star sapphire pinkie ring left in pocket. The staff returned the ring after identification and inquiry, prompting praise for local honesty.
The speaker travels between towns noting each believes their approach is correct while another town fifty miles away holds a different conviction. The passage questions whether wealth or entrenched networks fuel conservative arrogance, insisting no single path is the only one.
Community thanks Dr. Frank Loudermilk for again flying Old Glory for all to see, showing continued dedication to national pride and local patriotism.
The speaker argues religious conflicts threaten unity citing lawsuits over Christian advertising, faith based prayers, and public displays. They call for a middle ground balancing freedom of expression with protection from religious coercion.
The notice urges voters to confirm their polling place in Aiken calling the TalkBack hotline at 803 644 2384 or emailing ssahedinel Adard.com. It notes readers do not need to include their names to comment.
About 25 Schofield Middle School boys toured Bridgestone tire plant near Graniteville on a field trip organized by career specialist Helen Richard. They learned about engineering HR machine tools safety and computer roles and heard how the company emphasizes problem solving and long term value of people as assets.
Tartan flags from clans Buchanan Campbell Fergusson Gunn Henderson Johnston Keith MacAllister MacDonald MacKinnon MacMillan MacNaughton MacRae Nicholson Stewart and Wilson led a Highland procession in the Kirkin' o' the Tartans service at Fairview Presbyterian. The event linked Scottish roots to the American church with bagpipes and reflections on heritage and faith.
The Aiken Standard provides contact info for Tim O Briant and staff, mailing address, and subscriptions rates. It lists postal, internet, and EZ Pay options and outlines Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2010 with a schedule of various dates through December.
A Saturday trail ride at Three Runs Plantation raised funds for Dream Equine Therapy Center's nurse mare foal fund. The York based nonprofit has rescued and now seeks homes for dozens of foals born to mares bred for milk, with seven foals awaiting adoption during the event.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Vincent Sheheen plans a 9 a.m. campaign stop at Aiken Municipal Airport with other statewide candidates. The appearance marks the final day of campaigning before the general election as he tours multiple South Carolina cities.
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