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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2015
Page
11
Aiken Standard presents a Think About It note quoting Malcolm Forbes about being right half the time. The line is attributed to the American publisher and appears as an editorial teaser.
U S Senator Lindsey Graham argues on the Senate floor for federal disaster assistance after widespread flooding across all 46 South Carolina counties. He notes 1 300 National Guardsmen deployed and vast damage including power loss, submerged homes, wrecked bridges and lives lost, urging Congress to act without partisan motive.
Obama downplays Russia's Syria intervention while warning against a proxy war. Analysts warn a Russian Iranian victory could reshape Middle East power, threaten NATO allies, and erode American influence as no earlier withdrawal raises Baltic anxiety.
Kathleen Parker chronicles Ruth Starr Rose’s early 20th century depictions of Black life and the 1933 Baltimore exhibition amid Civil War era tensions. The feature highlights Barbara Paca’s dedication in rebuilding Rose’s private collection and the cross generational bonds with Tilghman and Miss Frances, framed by Maryland history and Freddie Gray’s aftermath.
A high school teacher writes about the personal impact of suicide and urges community involvement. It cites the Out of the Darkness Walk in Aiken organized by Allen and Jean Meshey in 2013, notes national and SC statistics, and invites readers to join the November 8 walk at Odell Weeks Center or learn about the cause.
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