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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2008

Page

11

Editorial calls for passport to rights for 98 year old Eunice Stephens

A reader urges that the federal government grant a passport to Eunice Stephens, born 1910, a South Carolina resident and former teacher, arguing current birth certificate requirements are insufficient and a Jamaican family trip should not be blocked by bureaucratic error. The letter emphasizes citizenship, security, and common sense in government decisions.

Eunice Stephens Jamaica Homeland Security Ms. Stephens Anderson County

Local readers split on Palin derision and school music fund

A Windsor resident mocks Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as a bimbo in a Letter to the Editor while praising USC Aiken for hosting a fundraiser with former Aiken Teen Town performers Harris Stewart and Jordan. Maria Gregory Taylor of Simpsonville thanks the Aiken Standard for publicity and requests an encore concert.

Windsor Alaska Sarah Palin USC Aiken Memory Lane Aiken High School Banksia Harris Stewart Jordan Aiken

Aiken Standard Staff Contact and Roles

The notice lists staff positions including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy E. O Briant Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson for the Aiken Standard newspaper.

Letitia Jefferson Jefferson Aikenstandard.com

Aiken's Makin' marks a successful 32nd year and 33rd plans

The note praises the 32nd Aiken's Makin festival and details planning for the 33rd on Sept 11-12, 2009 under Cindy Meares, Liz Neal, and Tim Conway. It thanks volunteers, Public Safety, and chamber staff, while highlighting behind the scenes work and improvements for future events.

Aiken Chamber Cindy Meares Cindy Aiken’s Makin Liz Neal Tim Conway

GOP Democrat differences highlighted in campaign rhetoric

The article contrasts Republican and Democratic candidates noting sharp differences in character and experience. It alleges Barack Obama has ties to communists, terrorists, racists and bigots and portrays his Chicago community organizer background and Rezko connections as central critique. Obama’s Illinois Senate record is described as voting present frequently, with a stated no on a key measure.

CNN Republican Party Sen. J. Strom Thurmond Sen. Thurmond Democratic Party U.S. Senate Joe Biden Washington John McCain U.S. House Good Ole Bay Iraq Obama McCain Sarah Palin Alaska Barack Obama Good Ole Boy America Palin Biden Peter J. Seaha Aiken Chicago Tony Rezko Ilinois Senate

Letters to the Editor Guidance for Readers

Readers are invited to send letters to the editor under 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length. Send to Letters to the 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or email letters aikenstandard com or fax 648-6052.

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Letter to the editor questions hunger claims in Aiken County

A reader challenges the editorial on hunger in America, demanding statistical evidence. The letter critiques perceived overstatement, notes personal shopping observations, and urges publication of data on malnutrition deaths school meal programs and breakfast offerings.

Aiken County America Wal- Mart Fred’s Kroger Bi-Lo Food Lion Bureau of Vita Statistics

Bush plans to pull 8000 more troops from Iraq by February

The president outlined a plan to remove 8,000 combat and support troops from Iraq by February while Iraqi forces gain capacity to lead and win fights. In Cuba, Delia Oliveras, 64, describes the fury of Hurricane Ike as it tore the roof off her Camaguey home.

Iraq Bush Delia Oliveras Camaguey

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