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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2008
Page
11
A letter argues against more drilling to solve high gas prices and urges Congress to fund a Manhattan Project style effort for energy independence. It warns oil is finite and foreign dependence harms the U.S. and proposes a comprehensive, science-led strategy.
The court ruled that local governments may enact ordinances limiting workplace smoking, signaling that state lawmakers could pre empt local rules with explicit state prohibitions. Lawmakers have proposed bills that restrict smoking in some public places but limit local laws to be no more restrictive than state rules.
The document lists roles and contact emails for the Aiken Standard including Publisher Editor News Director Production Director and other key staff with corresponding personnel and titles. It serves as a directory of leadership and department heads for the newspaper.
Column weighs Obama and Palin ticket fears, noting Obama’s intellect and Palin’s audacity while doubting both candidates. It considers Romney as a potential alternative, questions qualifications, and suggests possible ticket shakeups if wiser decisions emerge.
Alfred E. Goldman of Wachovia Securities warns the public that the economy faces a severe crisis, aligning with President Bush who says Americans are worried about the market turmoil and broader economic situation. Both emphasize concern about financial conditions and the need for action.
Ethel O Donnell of Aiken writes to defend Officer Carter and the police after her son Brendan’s death. She asserts the officer did not push Brendan’s car, that Brendan did not stop at a stop sign, and that the video corroborates the police report. She notes Brendan’s impairment and praises law enforcement for doing their job.
Acquaintance Tom Nicodemus endorses Donna Wesby citing her kindness optimism and willingness to help. He stresses character over policy noting her husband Don shares upbeat community spirit. He plans to vote for her based on moral integrity.
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