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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2013
Page
15
The snippet lists the 1867 founded Aiken Standard and names publisher Scott B. Hunter, executive editor Melissa Hanna, advertising director Dee Taylor, and other staff including Terri Cheek and Laura Tiedman. It includes a Walt Whitman quote praising elections as proof of faith in humankind.
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce partners with Clemson University and local groups to develop an urban ecology center aimed at boosting manufacturing and tech jobs. The effort, supported without public money, offers two years of office space to attract the site and spur regional investment.
A column reflecting on reading's life changing power and the need to share literacy with family and friends. The writer, Donna Moore Wesby, ties reading to personal faith, education, and social outcomes, urging support for literacy programs and family reading together. Public broadcasts and resources are noted.
The article argues the November 1 cut to the 47.6 million food stamp recipients harms families and slows economic growth. It notes a $5 billion federal spending pullback over 10 months, with $457 million affecting California, and warns cuts undermine stimulus gains from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It calls for faster growth and job creation rather than reducing benefits.
A letter writer criticizes the federal bureaucracy and Obama policy shifts while accusing political leaders of misleading statements. He condemns Obamacare effects on employment and insurance, accuses White House pressure on insurers, and urges Christmas preservation and faith in American heritage.
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