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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2011

Page

15

Taxpayer funds Should Not Finance SC GOP Primary

South Carolina counties challenge state authority to fund the 2012 presidential primary amid budget strain and questions of who pays legitimate costs. Gov. Haley vetoed taxpayer funding, but lawmakers override leaves $680,000 for Elections Commission and GOP shortfall.

South Carolina GOP Matt Moore Nikki Haley State Election Commission Republican Party Elections Commission Beaufort Chester Greenville Spartanburg Spartanburg County General Assembly

Aiken Standard Masthead and Editorial Staff Listing

Publisher and editor roles are listed with contact emails and titles. Executive editor and production director names and emails appear, along with business manager, managing editor, classified advertising manager, and delivery manager details. The item resembles a newspaper masthead and staff directory.

Column on race and Herman Cain highlights tensions in tea party

The column argues racial animus is part of tea party ideology but not its entirety. It critiques Herman Cain for denying current racism and portrays conservatives' victimhood narrative as unfounded, noting black unemployment, discrimination against farmers, and mass incarceration as counterpoints. It laments emotional toll on African Americans and Cain's self-doubt about his race.

Herman Cain Condoleezza Rice Rice CNN Cain Agriculture Department Justice Atlanta America

Missing Kansas City Baby Case Raises Domestic After Dark Debate

Deborah Bradley defends her after dark activities while parents face questions about the night their infant disappeared. A separate note describes an unusual CIA police partnership aiding counterterrorism efforts, drawing scrutiny and an internal probe. Russia's Vladimir Putin comments contrast with Soviet leadership history.

Deborah Bradley Kansas City Daugh Sedan Attiottal CIA Police Department New York City New York

Call for a yearlong spay and neuter pilot program

Carolyn Klotz baugh urges the county to launch a one year spay and neuter pilot to cut homeless pets. Proposes ads in papers churches schools and post offices with volunteers and donations and targeting high-need communities. If numbers don’t drop, consider penalties for non spay or neuter owners.

Carolyn Klotzbaugh Carol Miller Aiken

USC Symphony to Return to Aiken for a Later Month Show

Aiken residents will hear the USC Symphony perform again this month, after a period of active live music in the city. The article notes various recent concerts and recitals by Juilliard in Aiken, USC Aiken groups, downtown churches, the Aiken County Historical Museum, St. Thaddeus Church, the Aiken Performing Arts Group, USC Aiken Cultural Series, the Aiken Choral Society, and the South Boundary men's chorus, illustrating a vibrant arts scene.

USC Symphony Aiken Juilliard USC Aiken Masterworks Chorale Aiken County Historical Museum USC Aiken St. Thaddeus Church Aiken Choral Society South Boundary

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