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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2001
Page
4
The South Carolina Consumer Advocate urged an investigation into last winter’s dramatic natural gas rate hikes. The Public Service Commission denied the probe, referring to an energy advisory board inactive since 1996. If PSC members protect utilities, they should be replaced and must fully examine the hikes.
The Aiken Jaycees announce the Western Carolina State Fair expansion with a larger midway and more parking and exits. The fair, founded 1968 as a fund raiser, runs Oct 18 to 27 and aims to draw more outlying guests while boosting charity donations.
The list shows Scott B Hunier Falito Jeffrey B Wallace as business manager Ellen C Priest as circulation director Garth R Groshans as managing editor Timothy E OBriant as pressroom supervisor James R Bennett Jr as systems manager and J David Boyd in another role.
The letter discusses Peggy Wertz's appointment to lead the First Steps Partnership, aiming to improve early childhood prep for school entry. It praises Wertz as a strong choice and cites editor Jeffrey Wallace's piece about student success and parental influence, with anecdotes about two Duke alumni.
A retired Indiana State policeman writing as a letter writer argues police are NRA members, NRA programs aid self defense and safety, and asserts police are not legally obliged to protect individuals. He commends Sheriff Sellers and urges public backing for officers and firearm training.
A preacher argues life is a mystery but faith reveals a single central episode Jesus Christ as the clue to meaning. He recalls Paul Jesus as the answer to why events unfold and urges recognizing God’s love in every headline and life.
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