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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2010
Page
3
The note questions the 1933 Vatican Concordat with Nazi Germany and argues that Hitler used religion to gain power while the Vatican may have cooperated. It cautions history may not reveal the full truth and draws a parallel with current religious politics.
A reader accuses Aiken's mayor and county council of hypocrisy over state funded health care and Social Security, arguing they benefit from taxpayer programs while criticizing reform. The letter highlights political critique of entitlement programs and public spending.
A reader vents about parking near Five Guys Burgers at Millbrook Station. They suggest the center should limit cars for a week and note the no parking sign enforcement by a guardian. The letter invites public feedback via TalkBack hotline or email.
The Aiken Standard acknowledges an error in a state story about Alan Wilson, a Republican candidate in South Carolina. A photo of Joe Wilson was published in error and the newspaper commits to accurate reporting of Aiken County events and state affairs. Readers may report corrections to the editor.
Eight Aiken County elementary schools receive or will receive energy saving learning kits from Aiken Electric Cooperative. Third grade teachers and students at J D Lever Elementary participated as officials highlighted the online palmetto power education site.
Office hours and staff contacts for the Aiken Standard are listed along with publication details. Rates, delivery zones, and EZ Pay options are provided, plus a long sequence of 2010 SundayPlus delivery dates and addresses.
Beth Warmken, sixth grader at Waerdlaw Academy, won two trophies at the ESA Chess Tournament in Orangeburg on Oct. 2 and was named top female in middle school division. Aiman Ody Lbradu graduated basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio completing an eight week program. They and others listed received $19,882 in scholarships from NSPEP via NRC.
The report lists October results with Pick 3 and Pick 4 games for midday and evening, Palmetto Cash 5, Multiplier 3, Mega Millions numbers and Mega Ball details, plus Thursday and Friday night draws. It notes winning numbers for Cash 3 and Cash 4 along with Fantasy 5 and other Georgia lottery figures.
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