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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2009
Page
13
An editorial urges focus on attracting companies to South Carolina to create jobs amid high unemployment in Aiken County. It argues improving the business climate should be the top priority for leaders so Labor Day celebrations can be widely enjoyed.
The writer questions President Obama's birth certificate and seeks full disclosure of details about his birth and education. They accuse him of secrecy and socialism, warn of national decline, and urge citizens to demand truth and accountability from political leaders.
Publisher and editorial staff details appear for the Aiken Standard with names and email handles for key positions. Contact points include publisher, editor, circulation director, and managing editor as listed.
Aiken faces a private public depot project on Union Street with an estimated 3 million budget. Donations and pledges exceed 1.2 million from 320 private individuals and businesses. City support totals 500 thousand including 250 thousand from accommodations tax and 250 thousand from streetscape funding. The depot will host the tourism office and a model train exhibit on the second floor. May opening planned. Tim Simmons hosts monthly lunch talks.
A letter argues against government run health care and cites Bill 3200 provisions. It warns that taxes IRS data sharing and SSA access to tax data intrude on privacy. The author links electronic health records to policy overreach and criticizes party positions.
Readers are invited to submit opinions on issues of concern to the newspaper. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or emailed to letters aikenstandard.com. A fax line is also provided at 648 6052.
A teen writer reflects on positive acts and enduring patriotism in the nation. He recalls attending a LeadAmerica leadership conference at Georgetown University and a patriotic gospel concert that united attendees. The piece argues that despite political polarization and criticism, citizens remain invested in the country’s future.
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