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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 2013

Page

3

Editorial Suggests Voting Out incumbents

A reader from Aiken argues Congress has a five percent approval and proposes replacing all incumbents in the next mid term to test if new members understand voter sentiment. The letter frames a nonpartisan call for sweeping change.

Congress

North Augusta funds $650000 vehicle under county project

North Augusta commits 650000 for a vehicle it does not need as Aiken Countywide backing covers the cost of Project Jackson. The arrangement shifts the financial burden to the county, enabling the city to absorb the purchase.

North Augusta Aiken County Jackson

Question on selective tree trimming under power lines

The reader asks why trees beneath power lines in the horse district aren’t trimmed while other areas are. They seek explanation if the district is exempt or if selective maintenance applies.

Horse District

President urges negotiation after talks pivot

The president calls for direct talks to resolve the stalemate, echoing strategy used by Clinton. Officials say serious negotiations are needed to bridge gaps and reach an accord.

Parents' Responsibility in Apartment Living

A brief note asserts parents must be responsible for their children when living in apartments. The statement emphasizes parental accountability for behavior and safety in multi unit housing.

Question about SRS Heritage Center's portrayal of property removals

The inquiry asks whether the center explains that thousands were forcibly removed by the U S government to clear land for a weapon of mass destruction and a nuclear waste dump, rendering vast areas unusable. It seeks confirmation of this specific narrative.

SRS Heritage Center U.S

Why Social Security Outlasts Welfare Funding

The question notes Social Security is funded by workers while welfare isn’t worker funded. Welfare programs rely on annual appropriations and general revenues, unlike the dedicated payroll tax trust funds for Social Security that face long term funding pressures.

Gift of kindness moves reader to share grace

A reader recounted receiving a hand addressed certified check from a stranger, verified as legitimate by the giver and bank. The note reflects gratitude and resolve to pass goodwill to others and invites others to contact the TalkBack hotline and email.

Jefferson Elementary students win state art awards

Kayla Holmes and Stephanie, both nine, were named state winners for artwork tied to the On the Safe Side safety campaign by the Children's Trust of South Carolina. Twelve children were recognized, with December and January slots, chosen from Jefferson participants via a Facebook vote and teacher input.

Kayla Holmes Jefferson Elementary Children’s Trust of South Carolina Kristine Pencille Kayla Hammond Hill Children’s Trust Stephanie Jefferson Heidi Vaughn Safe Kids Stephanie Zaragoza Aikenstandard.com

Grants for family caregivers available in Lower Savannah region

The Family Caregiver Support Program offers two respite grants up to 500 dollars per year for caregivers of loved ones with dementia. Applications are one page plus physician form, return to Cathie Lindler, with approval often within a week. Program serves Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Calhoun and Orangeburg counties with resources and a monthly caregiving newsletter.

Lower Savannah Alzheimer’s Association Cathie Lindler Lindler Aikens Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Calhoun Orangeburg Lower Savannah Aiken Adtre.org

Aiken City Council approves funds for three infrastructure projects

The council unanimously authorized about 260000 for Southwood lift station rehabilitation Boardman Road waterline work and Two Notch Road patches funded through Capital Sales Tax III. Projects target odor control water pressure and road repair amid mosquito and odor concerns. AT&T expansion plans also move forward with council approval.

Aiken George Grinton Southwood Boardman Road Two Notch Road Richard Pearce

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