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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2000
Page
4
Editorial urges that readiness shapes school success. It cites Aiken County CSAB showing 82.9 percent ready for first grade, up from 61.2 six years earlier, crediting 4 year olds and full day kindergarten. Emphasizes parental involvement and programs like Steps and Success By Six to boost early literacy and talk at home.
Reno Gazette Journal urges Al Gore to concede the Florida result to avoid further national turmoil. The paper notes Florida's flawed process and predicts consequences whether Gore wins or loses, arguing a prudent fold now safeguards the nation and the presidency.
Pris aging Balto othy E. O'Briant Circuation Director jarth R. Groshans Tessroom supervisor Systems Manager aR. Bennett Jr. J. David Boyd. The shuffled roles involve leadership in the city’s circulation and systems departments with changes announced by officials.
The piece notes Dick Cheney and Al Gore each displayed 14 flags on TV as a symbol of presidential poise. It discusses disputes over vote counting in Florida and Dade County, recount strategies, and quotes from Tom Fiedler of the Miami Herald debunking claims of intimidation and predicting limited impact from hand counts.
A letter urges Vice President Al Gore to concede to Governor George W. Bush after Florida certifies Bush as winner, criticizing dimpled ballots and voter deception. A second voice defends Aiken County Council members, condemning anonymous charges of vote buying and calling for accountability and respectful discourse toward county employees and citizens.
Trudy Rubin argues Clinton’s foreign policy flaws were offset by economic leadership that boosted global influence. The next president will inherit a trade liberalization legacy, with WTO engagement, Asia open markets, and an emphasis on freer economies as a path to political openness, amid uncertain times and potential policy shifts.
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