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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2009
Page
3
Viewers note heavy focus on cops and hospitals across WA stations. Critics say sensational crime and medical drama fill schedules while community programming and local events receive less airtime.
The text states that insurers pay what doctors and hospitals bill, implying patients would protest if payments failed. It frames the payer system as essential to covering medical costs and avoids detailing specific cases or entities.
Residents discuss closing barbecue spots to cut fat intake and protect public health, criticizing the impact of eateries on community well being and urging cautious consumption.
A reader questions why local TV stations loop the same news for days and asks if other events are neglected. The piece notes channel competition and audience interest influence coverage, with some stations prioritizing safety, weather, or crime stories to fill air time.
The speaker criticizes President Obama for inaction on sending troops to Afghanistan while accusing him of unnecessary activities. The remark contrasts military decisions with his personal time and political events.
The president references the concept of Adam and Eve to frame policy on LGBT issues, stating a belief in God’s design and opposing recognition of same sex relationships in official guidance.
Aiken readers seek crochet groups or instructors. Call the TalkBack hotline at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com to offer guidance or join a learning effort. Comments may be edited for space and content.
The correction notes that in Saturdays game against Edisto Andre Washington rushed for 86 yards for Silver Bluffs, not 2 yards as previously listed. The Aiken Standard apologizes and provides contact to report errors or email editorial.
Freja Jackson of England would have won a farthest-travel prize at Touch a Horse Day held at Bridle Creek Equestrian Community. The event featured pony rides, a jumping exhibition by Michael Tokaruk, games, face painting, hay rides, and a shelter adoption booth by the Aiken County Animal Shelter.
The 18th annual Colonial Times event at Living History Park in North Augusta showcases reenactments with Tim Nealeigh as M. Le Farceur de Villeverte, Kesie as Kitty Wilson-Evans, and Steven Caudill portraying Daniel Boone. Visitors enjoyed lace making, frontier talk, and a Redcoat versus Rebel skirmish as crowds flocked despite cold weather. Admission was free with donations to Olde Towne Preservation Association. the encampment runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with services and cannon demonstrations scheduled.
Contact options for tips and submissions to the Aiken Standard include the newsroom line 644 2401 and Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 1644 2361. Email submissions to editorial@aikenstandard.com and editorial@aikenstandard.com. Office hours are Monday through Friday with mailing and delivery details for subscriptions and notices.
Merita S. Carter, 40, of Aiken, is sought after a traffic stop turned dangerous when she allegedly tried to run over a Public Safety officer after speeding 63 in a 45 zone. Warrants list speeding reckless driving disobedience to traffic directs and assault with intent to kill. Carter is described as 5 7, 150 pounds, last seen in a 2005 black Nissan Sentra. Call 642 7620 or CrimeStoppers for tips.
The City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism seeks scorekeepers and referees for YCBB, with games starting in late November. Applications accepted at Citizens Park Mondays through Thursdays 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Fridays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through October 28.
The October feature declares Aiken's character trait Patience. Lottery results for Saturday are listed: Pick 3 Midday 5 2 8, Pick 4 Midday 8 0 1 4, Pick 3 Evening 5 4 4, Pick 4 Evening 3 3 7 6, Palmetto Cash 5 38 28 33 3 11, Multiplier 2, Powerball 5 16 25 30 49, Powerball 39, Powerplay 5. Cash 3 Midday 1 6 3, Cash 4 Midday 3 3 2 6, Cash 3 Evening 7 0 1. Saturday Win for Life Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy 5 numbers were not available at presstime. See Monday's Aiken Standard for the winning numbers.
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