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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2003
Page
9
An editorial calls cheating unacceptable after a substitute teacher allegedly provided one Palmetto Achievement Challenge Test answer at Aiken Middle School. SLED investigates PACT testing and other exams, stressing strict adherence to directions and scripted materials to ensure equal assessment and prevent fraud.
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising chief Dr Arthur T. Zappa and business manager Ellen C. Priest. Also named are Ming E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newcom systems manager J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson customer service manager.
Opinion urges decisive action in Iraq with calls for heavy troop deployment or swift withdrawal. Cites casualties to date and warns against half measures while pressing for a clear exit strategy and strengthened Iraqi security forces.
The piece argues Arnold Schwarzenegger faces questions over English officialism and Proposition 187 linked to U S English. It notes past ties, the memo controversy around John Tanton, and the view that embracing English as common language aids Hispanic integration while criticizing Spanish language policy.
The piece argues the 455 billion dollar federal deficit drags the economy, with job losses under Bush, while later numbers hint at improving unemployment claims and a shrinking foreign-trade gap. It criticizes tax cuts as shifting toward the rich, increasing deficits and debt, and warns that deficits raise interest rates and curb investment. It contrasts Clinton surpluses with post- Bush deficits and calls for spending controls.
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