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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2000
Page
7
Editorial argues GM and Ford contest over SUV fuel economy benefits consumers. Ford vows 25 percent cut by 2005, GM counters with higher efficiency and lighter materials. The piece notes regulatory gaps and predicts long term energy savings from voluntary actions.
In a Sunday display at the Republican National Convention, John McCain releases his delegates to George W. Bush while delivering a passionate address to dissidents. The Arizona senator remains a loyal party soldier, having driven campaign finance reform and elevated political standards for both major parties.
A list of local editor and staff names includes Jeffrey B Wallace and James R Bennett Jr along with J David Boyd and others suggesting an internal staff roster for Aiken publication.
Miami Herald columnist Tom Fiedler analyzes George W. Bush and Al Gore Jr. using baby boomer themes from the 1960s to frame the 2000 presidential contest. Bush positions himself as boomer icon and anti boomer, cites education, leadership and ethics while criticizing Clinton Gore era.
A letter from Mark Richardson of Aiken criticizes sensational coverage of Jessica Carpenter's death and the Brentwood Place crime scene. He urges residents to respect the family, stop gawking, and shift focus to improving South Carolina, citing local attitudes and regional tensions.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Jill Labbe argues against using government funds for churches and faith based programs while acknowledging disputed Bowen v Kendrick limits. She cites Jobs Partnership in Texas and warns churches cannot administer tax money as government arms.
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