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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2011
Page
14
The event generated sixty thousand dollars for the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken and Community Medical Clinic of Aiken County. Volunteers and dancers organized the gala to support local child welfare and health services.
Franklin Wright, 56, of Beech Island, pleads guilty to double murders and arson. He faces transfer to South Carolina to serve a 30 year sentence after a Georgia life term. Anthony Odom, 38, ex Assistant Solicitor, admits online solicitation of a minor. seven year sentence suspended to five years probation. Charleston County School Board rejects a proposed 2400 percent raise from 25 per meeting to 15000 annual.
The page lists roles and names for the Aiken Standard newsroom and operations. Scott B. Hunter executive editor Timothy E O Briant production director Phillip Yates executive contacts Dee Taylor advertising director and others.
Column examines Marci Andino of the State Election Commission facing political pressure over photo ID mandates and open early voting. Critics charge the system risks disenfranchisement while the agency seeks clarity on mail in ballots and public messaging, aiming for neutrality amid debate.
A letter correcting claims by Anthony DiStefano argues Republicans favor equal rights and private charity while Democrats push for equal outcomes and government solutions. The writer challenges consistency on Supreme Court decisions and cites Roe v Wade and Dred Scott v Sandford to contest arguments about states’ rights in gay marriage and abortion.
Blanche Premo Hopkins of Aiken expresses gratitude to local emergency doctors for their skill and dedication during crises. She notes PICC line care and round-the-clock attention to families before, during, and after near death events, seeking a way to continue serving the area.
A reader from Aiken asks why liver and onions, once a weekly menu staple at HOP, is no longer offered. They urge management to bring back the dish and express fond memories of the meal.
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