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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2008
Page
13
Aiken begins an ambitious revival plan for Crosland Park on the Northside. City leaders join with local churches and nonprofits to pursue grants to refurbish 100 to 150 homes, aiming to attract tenants or buyers and boost pride and the tax base.
Aiken Standard lists its leadership team with roles across publishing, editing, advertising, news, production, circulation, business management, and customer service. Names include Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Timoth y E O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Terri Cheek Michael W Gibbons and Letitia Jefferson.
A returning southerner who grew up in Aiken describes autumn changes in life and habit. She blends personal renewal with a simple six ingredient Zappa Toscana soup that costs about six dollars to make, symbolizing comfort and a sense of home.
Charles C. Abele of Aiken criticizes Lester C. Welch and, by extension, Hollywood, media, and academia for liberal influence over society. He argues progress since 50 years ago is illusory, laments public education decline, and blames entertainment and government mandates for moral erosion and greed. He praises John McCain while urging religious values and warns of liberal destruction.
A reader argues the election is over and calls to assess future policy. The letter accuses Obama and liberal media of hostility to Bush, predicts CFR influence, dollar decline, Am er o, amnesty for illegal aliens, North American Union, a new 9 11 incident, and loss of freedoms. The author defends Obama as president elect while critiquing morality priorities and unity under God.
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