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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2010
Page
3
A resident argues for tearing down the aging county hospital noting prior family losses and general criticism of the building. The speaker emphasizes access issues and questions whether past events justify saving the structure.
A reader commends Fred Kelvsen's column Taking Back our Government as thoughtful and intelligent. The note recalls Clinton era and the lead up to George W. Bush’s two terms.
The writer lauds Lindsey Graham as a principled, serious U S Senator and contrasts him with Jim DeMint. They urge support for Graham and suggest cloning him rather than censuring him, highlighting Graham as a redeeming figure in the state’s congressional delegation.
Readers respond to a clash between pundits Beck and Parker with calls to replace Parker, arguing for a more coherent voice and clearer opinion on current events.
Letter to readers argues Fair Tax would replace the IRS with a federal sales tax. It claims eBay and Craigslist transactions would be taxed and insists noncompliance leads to severe penalties. The caller urges adoption of Fair Tax and provides a hotline and email for comments to the Aiken Standard.
Two of four men linked to the 2009 Ridge Spring home invasion and shooting pleaded guilty at the Aiken County Courthouse. Terrence Riley and Darron McFadden admitted charges connected to the death of Jerry Tyler, 34, of Whispering Pines Road. Riley pleaded guilty to murder burglary in the first degree and attempted robbery, while McFadden pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. The cases against Riley’s son Islam Dunn and a 16 year old juvenile proceed separately with Dunn facing trial in General Sessions. the juvenile remains in a detention facility awaiting possible adult certification.
Wagener officials accepted a $500000 Community Development Block Grant with a required $50000 town match to upgrade the water system near Highway 39 and Route 302. The project includes looping smaller lines, installing fire hydrants, and a back-up connection to Perry’s system, with work to start within six months and finish in two years.
The Aiken Council of the Knights of Columbus continues its 24 year Operation Hope drive also known as the Tootsie Roll campaign. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh issued a proclamation naming Operation Hope Days from Sept 11 to Oct 24. The group raises funds for the disabled with activities including a golf tournament a pancake breakfast and blood drives at St. Marys Church in partnership with Shepeard Blood Center.
The Beech Island Historical Society will meet on Tuesday September 21 at 7 30 p m at the History and Visitors Center 144 Old Jackson Highway Beech Island SC Don Rhodes Mor ris Communications Co publications editor and writer of The Augusta Chronicle Ramblin Rhodes will discuss his new book Mysteries and Legends of Georgia The public is welcome for more information call President Jackie Bartley at 827 0184.
The notice lists office hours and contact emails for editors and staff at the Aiken Standard. It includes postal address, ISSN, publishing details, and a long list of delivery dates for 2010 with different subscription options and rates.
Wednesday results list multiple games including Cash 3 Midday 5 5 5 and Cash 4 Midday 2 2 5 2. Georgia 5 Midday draws 7 8 5 3 2, and GEORGIA 5 Evening 5 9 3 4 9. Fantasy 5 numbers 6 28 17 27 37 and Powerball 10 57 51 35 39 with Powerplay 5 and Free Ball 13.
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