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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2008
Page
3
A concise statement argues that readiness to run for State Senate or County Council is essential for candidates to engage with voter concerns and respond to being voted out. It frames willingness as a prerequisite for political accountability and public scrutiny.
Reader asks why lower gas prices would not translate into cheaper food. They point to transportation and production costs as factors and seek explanation of price transmission through supply chains.
A reader praises the Laramie Project noting the subject matter is fascinating and the acting is wonderful. The remark emphasizes overall appreciation for the production.
Officials warn that the belief storm sewers are for yard waste disposal largely contributes to flooding in Aiken. Residents are urged to stop dumping grass clippings and leaves into drainage systems to reduce overflow risks.
A caller voices frustration over Michael Vick's jail release questioning whether penalties fit crimes while comparing to sex offenders. The speaker asks why Vick should remain imprisoned despite not killing anyone and urges equal treatment in justice.
The House and Senate approved equal reductions of 14.2 percent, while the governor's mansion and office faced 13 percent cuts. Lawmakers cited the need for essential savings and targeted reductions to balance the budget.
Guidance for victims of abandonment and where to seek help. Includes resources for legal aid counseling shelters and child support enforcement. Emphasizes steps to secure safety financial support and emotional assistance through local agencies and national hotlines.
A saddened observer questions why a sick child is denied Medicare while health care is granted to unemployed adults. The brief argues for broader coverage and compassion for vulnerable patients.
Readers urge action on a row of about 30 trucks parked permanently in front of evergreen trees along Route 1. They argue the county should remove or sell the trucks for tax income and propose Mr Willing clear the lot or sell his inventory. They invite comments via TalkBack.
Freshmen Craig Drayton and Christina Wright chose medical fields as they tackled Individual Graduation Plans. Career Day featured park ranger Elizabeth Laney, Praxair manager Phil Reed, and Silver Bluff graduates including Megan Lott, an EMT, who urged staying in school and planning ahead for college or training.
Aiken High School and South Aiken High School delegates who attended Palmetto Boys State were recognized at a Post 26 banquet. Organizers noted the maximum of 10 participants and praised leaders who described the program as a chance to learn government processes and leadership.
Early season event seeks musical and other performers for Downtown Aikena Holly Days. Dates are November 29 December 6 13 and 20 with shopping crowds expected downtown. Call ADDA Office at 649-2221 to apply.
Acoustic players of all levels are invited to join Celtic folk fiddle tunes reels and waltzes at the Carolina String Academy 913 Dougherty Road. Sessions run 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday each month. Email Vicki or call 642-6564 for details.
The notice lists newsroom contacts and hours for the Aiken Standard including Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbons. It provides addresses, phone numbers, emails, and publication details dating to 2008 with subscription rates and delivery dates.
Aiken County School District officials hear rumors of budget reductions possible next month totaling about 2 percent in general operations and Education Improvement Act funds, potentially costing roughly 1.4 million dollars.
The Augusta Aviation Commission sub committee will meet Monday at 2 p.m. City of New Ellenton invites Christmas Parade entries for Dec 6 with a Dec 1 deadline. For details contact Court ney Moseley at City Hall at 652 2214.
Stephanie Gay presents a rubber stamp and scrapbooking demonstration on Monday December 1 at 6 30 p m. Space is limited and the 22 registration fee includes supplies to make 12 cards. Bring your own adhesive and visit stampwithsteph.com to register by the Monday deadline.
Friday lottery results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Midday and Evening draws across several games including Palmetto Cash 5 Mega Match, Cash 3 and Cash 4, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions with its Mega Ball. Palmetto Cash 5 numbers were 6 21 26 35 37 with a 2x multiplier. Mega Millions numbers were 52 56 1 22 53 with Mega Ball 45.
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