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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2010
Page
3
A reader expresses grief over a local soldier's death in Afghanistan and urges immediate withdrawal from conflicts. The letter blames President Obama for mishandling wars and domestic issues, calling for an end to U.S. military involvement.
A reader praises the Aiken Park and Recreation Department for the Citizens Park walking trail and references a Friday Talk-Back discussion about Sen Jim DeMint and the concept of natural law. The note argues that natural law should not apply to religious belief and notes religion is faith-based rather than scientific.
The writer argues Senator Jim DeMint uses his position to influence how people live and should be removed for failing to protect constitutional rights. The second note says Monday in Aiken brought friendly shopping moments where people felt appreciated.
A reader argues bicycles may not ride on highways posted above 35 mph due to speed limits. The letter asserts bikes should be taxed and tagged like others if given the right, and criticizes President Obama as showing signs of pathological narcissism.
At St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church during the Feast of St. Francis animals and their owners gathered for a blessing led by Father Joseph Whitehurst. Pets included dogs cats a hamster and a cockatiel named Crockatiel Dundee with Ruth and Steve Gordy. The event supports a youth fundraiser dog wash run by teens including Sarah Fox. The church has performed animal blessings since at least 2007.
The notice lists phone numbers and emails for editorial contact including the newsroom at 644 2401 and managing editor Michael Gibbons at 644 2381. It provides submission guidance, addresses, and publication details for subscriptions and circulation.
The Equine Steering Committee of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce launches the 2010 11 Equine Performing Arts Series with Shaggin On The Hill featuring cabaret singer Kendall Pasalic at Hathaway Bridge Farms on Oct 23. Tickets priced at 150 for the four events.
Aiken City Council meets at 7 p.m. Monday October 11 at 214 Park Ave SW Old business includes board and commission appointments. New business covers a senior commission, deputy city solicitor, generic lease purchase agreements, and Meadow Brook Acres annexation and concept plan. Strategic Plan goals are up for approval.
A North Augusta woman reported a break in on Thomas Park Road with damage to a window and doors but no items stolen. A go kart was stolen from Tractor Supply on Wheat Road. An Aiken man reported tools stolen from a Timberchase Lane garage. An Aiken woman said someone broke into her Lancaster Street home through a back window and stole 330 dollars.
The South Aiken High School PTO meets tonight in the library. The AARP chapter hosts its monthly gathering at South Aiken Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. The South Carolina Writers Workshop convenes Tuesday evening at the Aiken Public Library on 314 Chesterfield St S. Call Amy Blunt at 617-8916 for details.
Sunday's and Saturday's lottery results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings with numbers 0 0 2 and 3 9 9 0, Cash 3 Midday 4 8 1, Cash 4 Midday 9 1 7 3, Five Midday 4 0 0 7 8, Cash 3 Evening 8 2 8, Five Evening 2 0 0 7 4, Cash 4 Evening 4 6 6 9, Fantasy 5 34 2 24 35 39. Saturday Cash 4 Evening 5 0 8 0, Fantasy 5 21 29 30 36 37, Win For Life 4 5 15 22 23 33, Free Ball 39.
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