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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 2010

Page

11

Editorial Survey urges bipartisanship in Aiken County

A USC Aiken research class surveyed voters after the November 2 election and found nearly three quarters want legislators who work with both parties. The letter argues compromise preserves governance, urging Haley and lawmakers to govern for all constituents and seek cross party solutions.

Bob Botsch USC Aiken Aiken County Nikki Haley Ms. Haley State House Congress of United States

Aiken Standard Staff Contact Details

Publisher and editor contact listings for Aiken Standard include Scott B. Hunter executive editor Timothy E. O Briant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Scot Newcom business manager Terri Cheek and managing editor Michael W. Gibbons with email addresses at aikenstandard com and related domains.

Aiken Aiken, S.C Aikenstandard Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard Com Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Aikenstandard.com Phillip Yates Byates Scot Newcomsnewcom Aikenstandard. Com Terri Cheekcheek Michael W. Gibbons Mgibbons

Dancing with the Aiken Stars Gala Praised by Community

The Movers and Shakers Gala for the Concerto Competition drew wide support from dancers volunteers and sponsors. Betty Ryberg Sandra Terry and many volunteers organized set up interviews and filming while ASTV and community partners helped broadcast and promote the event. Proceeds came from ticket sales and individual votes ensuring a successful fundraiser for fifth graders to attend the symphony at Etherredge Center.

Aiken Aiken and Edgefield Etherredge Center Flo Holford Aiken Standard Tim O'Briant Mark Nelson Ian O' Briant Ed Girardeau Ladd Britt ASTV David Pierron St. Angela Hall Amy Ryberg Doyle Corey Burns Beth Newburn Leslie Garnett Barbara Sue Brodie Em Ligon Toni Gerstenberg John Mead Tammie Newman Marcia Dennis Quinn Becky Robbins Greg Ryberg Dennis Terry Anne Thomasson Bob van Buren Taylor Garnett Cathy Bland Kathy Boyette Lynn Carlisle Lisa Castles Diane Daniels Kay Dillon The Symphony Molly Hunt A&e Dance Studio Burns Dance Studio Crosby School of Dance Palmetto Ballroom Betty Witham Jim Johnson Sallye Rich Betsy Wilson Mahoney Doug Holford Pam Johnston Rob Shellhouse Barbara Kneece Jimmy Moore Alex Henderson Cathy Sabol Sharon Reeves Tom Parmalee Dacre Stoker Jill Thomas Anne Campbell Nancy Hansen Patsy Lewellyn Patty Oakland Judy Pendarvis Dorothy Ridley Anne Perry Linda Walters Ann Woodard Christian Carlisle Betty Ryberg Sandra Terry

Obama and Gates urge cooperation amid tax cut talks

President Obama and congressional Republicans pledged to seek common ground on tax cuts and spending in their first post election meeting. Defense Secretary Gates criticized the Don't Ask Don't Tell ban as forcing honesty questions and discussed a Pentagon study. Ban Ki moon warned diplomats over open source information blurring lines between diplomacy and espionage.

Barack Obama Defense Robert Gates Pentagon U.N Ban Ki-moon U.S

Republican critics decry tax breaks for rich and job cuts

A reader attacks the Republican Party for siding with the wealthiest interests. The letter says lawmakers rejected extending unemployment benefits without offsets while extending Bush era tax cuts for the very rich, arguing the 15 percent tax on unearned income contrasts with 35 percent on earned income and yields little jobs impact.

Republican Party Congress Bush Wall Street

Federal spending helped economy during mid term cycle

Moses Mims from Aiken argues federal spending via TARP stimulus and auto loans aided the economy. He cites $25 billion expected TARP cost, 3 million jobs saved or created, and $300 billion in tax cuts, noting GM and Chrysler avoided failure and the Chevrolet Volt was named car of the year.

Automobile Company Congressional Budget Office General Motors Chrysler

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