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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2010
Page
15
Readers learn hands only CPR is now recommended for most adults and use of defibrillators when available. Call 911 first, then start 100 compressions per minute, taking turns with bystanders until EMS arrives. Traditional mouth to mouth remains advised for small children or drowning or overdose cases.
The text provides roles and email style hints for Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Timothy E O Briant Arthur T Zappa Phillip Yates Terri Cheek and Michael W Gibbons with associated addresses and departments at aikenstandard com The fragment appears to be staff contact information and organizational roles.
Column argues feed in tariffs for solar are strained by Europe’s debt crisis. It notes Germany and Spain subsidize solar at 5 to 10 times grid price, funded by ratepayers. The piece urges building new nuclear plants and questions solar efficiency and waste. It cites Clint Wolfe of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness.
A mother describes her son's in school suspension over jeans with patches perceived as holes. The principal insists the dress code prohibits pants with holes, while the parent advocates that patches should be allowed. The incident prompts criticism of the school system and its emphasis on appearance over academics.
A critique argues that right wing media and Tea Party figures use Hitler era tactics like the Big Lie to attack government and promote anti Muslim and anti abortion themes. It cites Glenn Beck and various politicians while warning against authoritarian rhetoric and Nazi parallels in political discourse.
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