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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2011
Page
3
A reader writes that the nation proclaims trust in God yet faces abortions and murders. The letter argues that genuine Christian faith should curb these problems and prompts reflection on religious guidance in public life.
A brief item notes concern that TalkBack is described as bullying rather than a constructive feature. It highlights user complaints and calls for change in how the service interacts with participants.
A musician defends freedom of speech saying Hank Williams should not apologize for his statements. He asserts the right to speak openly and defend his views without constraint.
A regional language note urges English teachers and Southerners to spell the contraction as y all rather than ya ll. The discussion centers on standard usage and regional spelling habits without broader context.
Readers share views on the Southside and Northside of town with praise for Southside dining and shopping. Call line and email are offered for comments while names are not required. The Aiken Standard reserves editorial rights to edit for space and content.
Best Doctors Inc named Gerald Gordon MD as one of its Best Doctors, highlighting his medical expertise and reputation in the field. The recognition reflects professional achievement and peer acknowledgment within the medical community.
Allison Kennamer of Beech Island helped the Clemson University yearbook Taps earn a first place Award of Recognition from the Printing Industries of America. Kennamer is a bioengineering junior.
The Aiken Standard corrects that Tony Payton was this week’s ticket winner for today’s USC versus Kentucky game. Readers are asked to report errors by calling Mike Gibbons or emailing the editorial desk.
A listing shows hours 580 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Monday for Bull and Dive. Contact numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052 are given for Aiken Standard inquiries attributed to Michael Gibbons.
A 77 year old Jackson man reports he was confronted by a gunman on his farm Thursday. He says he was tied with rope and duct tape, blindfolded, and placed in the back of a truck as others beat him. Deputies are pursuing tips with few leads as the case remains under investigation.
The Aiken Performing Arts Group hosted Celtic Fire at Silver Bluff High School for an educational outreach. Michael Londra led a program combining Irish music and dance with a talk on history, featuring dancer Owen Barrington and Riverdance connections.
An Aiken man was ticketed for simple possession of marijuana when officers spotted drugs in the driver's door pocket during a traffic stop. A bicycle and dirt bike were stolen from a Oleander Drive resident earlier this week. Investigators look into bank fraud after a resident reported a check used at a local grocery store.
Officials say five car break-ins were reported on the Southside on Friday. Purses and bags were stolen after windows were shattered in most cases. The incidents are under investigation.
South Aiken High School junior Robert Boland travels to Chicago to compete in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon as a first time runner. He aims to finish under four hours and hopes for a 3 15 dream, running for Ronald McDonald House Charities with over $1,000 raised. His family’s McDonald’s franchises support his effort and community follows his progress.
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