29 Sep 2008
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2008
Page
1
North Alabama police report the severed foot found near a local area was determined by tests to belong to a dead bear, not a child. Officials caution viewers to rely on official sources for confirmation.
Congressional leaders and the White House reach a rescue package worth 700 billion dollars to stabilize the financial industry. The agreement includes spending controls to be shared with the Bush administration.
More than 75 percent of those polled favor Congress passing a plan to fix the financial crisis. Voters split on potential outcomes if Congress does nothing with opinions ranging from worse to better and a small group with no opinion.
Veterans and military personnel may now salute the flag whether in uniform or not under the January law change. During flag ceremonies or parades, those in uniform must salute, while nonuniform veterans may also render the salute. Local officers and veterans comment on the shift in the National Defense Authorization Act.
Step by step guidance describes silent approach to flagpole unfolding the flag revealing stars. Attach rivets to halyard clips as sections are raised, hoist to the top, adjust for half-staff day, then lower slowly before sundown and fold into a triangle.
Aiken County elections official warns voters not to wear campaign T shirts pins or display posters within 200 feet of polling places on Election Day. The rule targets all candidates and aims to keep entrances clear and free of campaigning.
Senator Shane Massey joins Governor Sanford and lawmakers like Nikki Haley in pushing for on the record roll call votes on bills with significant expenditures. Haley drafts legislation to require a second reading and a third reading if amended, citing transparency and accountability.
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