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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2008
Page
11
The piece applauds South Carolina’s new DUI law enacted by Gov. Mark Sanford, noting it raises enforcement priority, imposes tiered penalties based on blood alcohol levels, and tightens consequences for breathalyzer refusals. It credits legislators and argues the law will improve highway safety for responsible motorists.
An editor warns of stroke as a major health risk in South Carolina, noting its high death and disability rates. The piece recalls a educator's sudden shift to home care, stresses rapid hospital treatment with clot busting drugs, and urges swift action when stroke is suspected to maximize recovery chances.
In observance of MLK Day, a writer praises Scott Singer for his work with SCACDC and local boards, highlighting his leadership in economic development. The letter also extols Tom Young’s character as he seeks the House seat, detailing his service on a local board and his family background. The piece critiques GVW incorporation debates and urges reader engagement in local governance and civic choices.
Aiken citizens critique city council and zoning appeals, arguing the government strays from republican principles. They urge respect for rights, questioning appointed officials and the balance of power, stressing freedom, dignity, and a free citizenry.
The author counters Billy Jones and Mel Miniter for spreading unfounded statements about GVW incorporation. They accuse the pair of using TIF schemes and double taxes to scare residents and mock their factual basis with a joke about selling oceanfront property.
In a recent letter Mr. Jones claims hundreds of Vote No signs blanket the area, but field checks show fewer than 100 with some placed in right of way. The writer notes signs near the post office and disputes developer blame for resident efforts toward incorporation, citing the dead TIF issue.
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