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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2008
Page
11
Hurricane Ike disruptions leave Aiken County in gasoline shortage with sporadic deliveries. Stations vary by grade and supply, causing frequent outages and hurt to convenience stores reliant on fuel sales. Refinery deliveries in Texas are resuming and normal deliveries are expected by next week. Don’t panic. top off only when a quarter tank remains.
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with Arthur T. Zappa serving as advertising director.
A reader defends an honest mechanic Clyde Sommers over a $1000 car repair bill then shifts to political letters praising Gov. Palin stance on abortion and critiquing Obama positions. Another writer urges action to avert a stock market crash and restore faith in U.S. markets and leadership.
A supporter outlines T Boone Pickens plan to reduce imports, noting wind energy potential, cheaper natural gas, and a national petition drive with signatures from lawmakers. The message urges action before the upcoming election and invites contact or signing through the stated site.
Former President Jimmy Carter condemns the three page outline of the $700 billion bailout as dictatorial and unsupervised, criticizing Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's approach.
The notice provides mailing and contact options for Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard. Readers are invited to send letters by mail to Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina, or via email to letters at the newspaper’s domain, and by fax to the listed number. Submissions may be edited and should be 200 words or fewer.
A letter warns against political manipulation and echoes Kennedy on serving the country. It argues against surrendering control to leaders or sales pitches, urging readers to honor the flag and uphold liberty and justice for all.
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