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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 2008

Page

11

Editorial Last and least on tobacco prevention

The piece laments South Carolina ranking worst in tobacco prevention funding. It notes $114 million tobacco revenue in 2009 versus only $1 million spent on prevention, funded by a CDC grant, far below the CDC recommended $62.2 million. It warns of $1.08 billion in smoking related costs and urges higher state investment.

South Carolina Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids Centers For Disease Control CDC South Carolinians Palmetto State

Noncandidate Nearly Wins Local School Board Race

In School Board District 9, Alice Sheehan, a noncandidate who had dropped out for health reasons, appeared on the ballot and received 2,044 votes in the four person race, trailing only Richard Hazen who had 2,337 votes.

School Board District 9 Alice Sheehan Sheehan Oakwood- Windsor Richard Hazen

Aiken Standard Contact Details Possibly Rewritten

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and staff listings for editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and others appear, detailing roles at the Aiken Standard with email handles and department titles. Current positions include Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa and Circulation Director Scot Newcom.

Private letter on Medicare Part D soaring costs and policy flaws

Aiken resident vents about rising Part D premiums and deductibles, notes CMS and CMS staff confusion, questions why rates rise so steeply while some plans fall. He argues for government negotiation with drug makers, cites Canada and VA contrasts, and urges readers to contact senators and representatives.

CMS Canada Lipitor FDA Pfizer Medicare V.A U.S

Global Markets Falter Amid Recession Fears

Francis Lun of Fulbright Securities Ltd in Hong Kong warns that worldwide markets sink as layoffs grow and economic news darkens sentiment. The ongoing downturn fuels uncertainty across sectors and headlines.

Francis Lun Fulbright Securities.Ltd Hong Kong

Letters to the Editor Address and Contact Details

Readers are invited to send opinions to the Aiken Standard through postal mail at Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or via email at letters aikenstandard.com or by fax at 648-6052. The notice provides contact options for submitting letters.

Aiken S.C Aikenstandard

Aiken storm sewer crew earns praise for tough work

A resident commends City of Aiken storm sewer workers under Ron Mitchell in the Utilities Department for clearing blocked drains on Casena Drive in Kalmia Hills with a high pressure truck and upcoming camera inspection. The note suggests adding staff as aging lines meet new housing growth.

City of Aiken Ron Mitchell Utilities Department Aiken Casena Drive Kalmia Hills

Poll Workers Grateful for Food After Election Day

Couch ton 56 poll workers thank Chick-fil-A for a generous lunch on Election Day. The clerk also thanks high school helpers Ashley Brandy Brit tany Holly Michelle and Priscilla for aiding the process.

Couchton Ashley Brandy Brittany Holly Michelle Priscilla

Young Scout Proposes Keeping Soccer Fields Clean

Webelos Scout Matthew White Aiken of Pack 421 Cedar Creek Church urges litter prevention at local soccer fields. He asks players and families to use blue trash cans stationed at each field to keep the area tidy.

Webelos Cedar Creek Church Matthew White Aiken

Stop Smoking Message Highlighted by Daniel Willoner

The note emphasizes stopping smoking as a killer and urges Americans to quit due to health risks. It cites Daniel Willoner as the author of the message and stresses that smoking harms others and leads to death.

Veterans Honored With Free Dinner At Golden Corral

Golden Corral provided a free dinner to military veterans this evening November 17. A large turnout praised the courteous staff while the event also offered current benefit information to attendees.

Golden Corral

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Jeffrey B. Wallace Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard.com Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Pyates Scot Newcomsnewcom Terri Cheekcheek Michael W. Gibbons Gibbons Letitia Jefferson Jefferson Eall South Carolina Insurance Department Lower Savannah Uote Daniel Willoner Aiken
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