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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2010
Page
1
Pleasant weather and a large crowd are anticipated for the 19th Aiken Fall Steeplechase at Ford Conger Field. Gates open 9:30 a.m. with post time 1 p.m. Village of Shops opens 10:30 a.m. Guarantor Tent Party 11 a.m. Tickets cost 10 to 15 dollars. parking 10 to 15 dollars. kids 6 and under free.
Daily weather brief notes a low of 61 degrees with a full forecast to follow. The page provides routine meteorological information for the day, typical of a newspaper weather column.
The program outlines Microsoft Windows 7 courses aimed at seniors, emphasizing accessible instruction and gradual skill-building. Activities include practical exercises designed for readers with limited mobility, focusing on safe, low‑impact computer use and hands‑on practice.
Intrepid New Yorkers faced hordes of the walking dead during Tuesday morning commutes. The unusual scene disrupted transit and drew onlookers across several bridges and subway entrances.
U S Senator Lindsey Graham visited Aiken for a luncheon hosted by the Greater Aiken and North Augusta Chambers of Commerce. About 150 business leaders and officials attended as Graham was praised for pro business votes, despite past censure by the local Republican Party over immigration and cross‑party cooperation.
The edition outlines Sunday to Saturday election previews across Aiken County including council, school board, and mayoral races with endorsements noted. It also covers U S Senate and House races, state executive offices, and immigration remarks by Graham, who backs Savannah River Site support and national health reform amendments.
USC Aiken English professor Karl Fornes announces a write-in bid for the U S Senate to challenge incumbent Jim DeMint, Democratic candidate Alvin Greene, and Green Party rival Tom Clements. He cites voter disinterest in the main candidates and hints at self-promotion through action figures while offering minimal platform details.
Republican House candidate Taylor pledges a six percent tax on new goods and services eliminating corporate income personal income and sales taxes while preserving property taxes. He argues the plan would be a revenue neutral jobs bill with cautious five year rate tinkering. He seeks an oversight committee to audit fees and fines and questions agency authority.
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