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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2007
Page
3
A reflective piece arguing that the legal system is broken and requires corrective reforms to ensure citizens are treated with justice. It emphasizes the need for fixes to improve fairness and outcomes within courts and law enforcement.
A reader urges expansion of the 1:30 blue law to Saturdays so Jewish people can attend temple, arguing religious equality. The note also thanks a gentleman who returned a handbag found at Kroger and handed it to the cashier.
Reader comments discuss LifeLock identity theft protection, query enforcement of South Carolina raffle ticket laws, critique a fountain at fire fountain site and desire for more flora, nostalgia for the depot and Aiken heritage, with a note on TalkBack submissions to the Aiken Standard including contact details and editorial policy.
SPCA animals create canvases during a Saturday session with dogs cats and a guinea pig contributing to unique artworks. Proceeds fund the shelter with an auction on November 9 at 7 pm at 435 Orangeburg Street in aiken. Attendance is 35 per person with a live and silent auction led by Jeff Minton.
Barack Obama, 46, woos voters in South Carolina on a ninth visit, addressing 1,500 at South Aiken High School and promoting diplomacy over force. He argues early caucus success is crucial, touts two decades of public service, and asserts he can temper special interests to push health and education reform. Clinton remains nationally ahead, though Obama says he is better equipped to run the country.
Valencia Moses-Borders hopes her new CD I'll be Believer inspires others facing tough times. All tracks are her own writing and performances blending gospel R B and jazz with rock influences. She grew up in Aiken and links the project to family support and faith while planning a signing in Augusta at Pyramid Music on Broad Street.
The Akan Standard lists daily midday and evening cash numbers and lottery style readings, with postal changes noted for PO Box 456 Akan 8 20802. It includes references to drawing results labeled midday cash and evening numbers and lists weekend or daily cash figures and timing references.
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