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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2009
Page
4
The reader questions how AARP can back a health care plan while opposing Medicare cuts. They worry about government health care control leading to gun rights loss or restrictions deemed harmful to health.
A reader argues that people should respect others religions and avoid discrimination. The person notes atheists stay home on Sundays, mind their own business, teach children not to judge, avoid driving to conserve gasoline, and refrain from judging others' attire. The writer ends with pride in being an atheist.
A reader letter in the Aiken Standard denounces undocumented workers and political policies, urging incarceration and daily filming, claiming illegal immigrants receive benefits while paying little tax. The writer complains about Social Security, taxes, and government aid, inviting others to comment.
The McMaster family presented a check for more than $6,000 to American Cancer Society Director Michael Brazier at Houndslake Golf Course. Funds come from Carley’s Rays of Hope golf tournament with 44 players and corporate and individual donations. Carley McMaster, an 11 year old who battled a brain tumor, is remembered for inspiring ongoing local charity work.
STAR Riding Inc. hosts an Oyster Roast and Barbecue on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at Black Forest Equestrian Center to raise funds for the nonprofit. Proceeds support therapeutic riding for disabled individuals, with silent auction and live bluegrass, as volunteers seek new help and donations. Tickets are 30 in advance, 35 at the door. checks payable to STAR.
The Aiken Standard announces newsroom contacts and hours at 326 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456, with phone and email for staff. EZ Pay rates and weekend delivery options are listed, along with Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008.
The Aiken County Board of Education meets Tuesday to discuss facility needs led by Deputy Superintendent David Caver and the 2008 M B Kahn report showing over 350 million dollars in construction renewal and repair needs. The panel may revisit a 150 million bond plan as a first phase while also reviewing a literacy model and policy updates following President Obama's address. Matrix Construction had the winning bid of 6.45 million for a North Augusta Middle School addition.
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