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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2009

Page

3

Nine months and Obama timeline

The prompt notes a nine month span and asks what Obama has achieved in that period. It frames a comparison between pregnancy duration and accomplishments, inviting a concise factual recap of actions or milestones within a similar time frame.

Obama

Republican extremism and infighting cited in critique

A former Republican criticizes the party for extremism media vitriol and uninformed views. He highlights South Carolina officials accused of dishonesty and personal indiscretions, questioning party trust in President Obama and urging substantial change.

South Carolina California Obama

Dave Ramsey praised for charity and impact on believers

The article discusses Dave Ramsey with a critical tone, focusing on wealth rather than his charitable giving and the number of people he has aided. The writer asserts Ramsey has helped many Christians and nonbelievers through his programs and donations.

Dave Ramsey

Front page wrath over crime offenders on display

The writer condemns front page photos of sex offenders and criminals in Aiken, arguing such exposure makes the city seem unsafe. They urge relocating or hiding such listings, suggesting interior pages or post office placement to reduce public visibility.

Aiken Chamber of Commerce

Glenn Beck comment policy statement and contact options

The article outlines a TalkBack hotline number and email for reader comments. It notes that readers names are not required and comments may be edited for space and content. It emphasizes brevity and suggests using comments to share truthful perspectives without attributing names.

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North Aiken educator brings motivational speaker to students

Tyral Braxton, North Aiken Elementary assistant principal and PhD candidate, arranged for motivational speaker Keith Brown to address at risk students in three sessions. Brown, once labeled at risk, now inspires students with a chant and a message of self belief while Braxton pursues research on student teacher relationships.

North Aiken Tyral Braxton Keith Brown Savannah Georgia Southern Brown Braxton Rhonda Ray Ray North Airien Rob Novit North Aiken Elementary Tyra Braxton Gwendolyn Ford Kevin Brown

Free Saturday yoga classes in Aiken at Odell Weeks Center

City of Aiken offers free morning yoga sessions at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Instructors Denise Eisele and Nancy Hansen lead beginner to senior classes via the Silver Sneakers program, with chair based and standing poses offered. Participants may bring mats or use provided ones and should dress comfortably. For info call 642 7631.

Aiken H. Odell Whiskey Road Denise Eisele Nancy Hansen Jessica Campbell City of Aiken H. Odell Weeks Activities Center

Resident 102nd birthday celebrates lifelong walker

Fannie Davis, born September 15 1907 in Graniteville, turned 102 in Aiken County and now resides in Azalea Woods. She never drove, walked everywhere, cleaned houses from age nine, fed neighborhood cats, has one daughter and two grandkids in New York, attends Valley Fair Baptist Church, and enjoys fried chicken and TV. Neighbors praise her community bonds and cheerful spirit.

Aiken County Fannie Davis Graniteville Azalea Woods Davis Warrenville New York New Hope George Dunbar Jackie Gleason The News Valley Fair Baptist Church Dunbar George Rachel Johnson Jjohnson Aikenstandard

Pair of wanted men surrender to authorities

Two men sought on possession of stolen goods charges turned themselves in to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. Steven Burton, 38, of Ridge Spring, and Clyde Hendley, 31, of Bath, were booked at the detention center. Burton faces nine counts including receiving stolen goods and chop shop conspiracy. Hendley faces multiple counts related to receiving stolen goods and chop shop conspiracy.

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Contact details for Aiken Standard newsroom and submissions

Call the newsroom at 644 2401 or reach Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 644 2381 for information. Email editorial aikenstandard com or sub missions to editorial aikenstandard com.

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Aikens September Responsibility RC Lottery Draws

Aiken's September Responsibility RC column reports Monday lottery results with Pick 3 Midday 3 5 5 Pick 4 Midday 6 0 0 5 Pick 3 Evening 9 0 8 Pick 4 Evening 5 5 1 6 Palmetto Cash 5 29 23 9 16 15 Multiplier 3 and Cash three and four Midday Evening results listed. Win For Life and Mega Ball numbers were unavailable at presstime and will appear in Wednesday's edition.

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