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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2001
Page
4
A collage of quotes from Tiger Woods David Duval Gov Hodges VP Cheney and Laura Bush. The remarks touch on sports politics leadership and personal memory amid ongoing debates on lottery funding and federal spending.
The Aiken Standard lists staff positions including Editor Scott B Hunter, Managing Editor Tim O Briant, Newsroom and business staff such as Jeffrey B Wallace, Ellen C Priest, Circulation Director Ellen C Priest, Systems Manager J David Boyd, Pressroom Supervisor James R Bennett Jr, and Garth R Groshans in the management team.
The author argues against Reagan on the ten, suggesting a truly foolish president like William Henry Harrison would be a better, humorous lesson. He lists disliked presidents, admires Mark Twain, and ends proposing Harrison to remind Americans of leadership flaws, making people feel smart each time they see the bill.
A 1974 St. Angela Academy graduate urges the City of Aiken to purchase the former St. Angela property adjacent to Rye Patch and Hope Lands Gardens. Proposes annexation, landscaping, and an arbor with events space named The Berrie Patch at St. Angela, with historic commission approval.
The Aiken Standard outlines brief letters to the editor require signature mailing address and daytime home numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed and should be sent to the editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or via email or fax.
In California the 1998 energy crisis deepens as Pacific Gas & Electric seeks bankruptcy. Gov Gray Davis oversees a 2.7 billion purchase of Southern California Edison's transmission network, while rolling blackouts loom and prices rise. The piece argues for nuclear power as a cleaner, cheaper alternative. It notes Edison’s debt, state market actions, and compares Texas growth with California stagnation. It ends by invoking The China Syndrome era fears and urging nuclear reconsideration.
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