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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2004
Page
15
The editorial lauds the Division of Motor Vehicles for cutting average wait times from 66 minutes in September 2002 to 15 minutes in 2004. It credits Gov Mark Sanford and DMV staff for streamlined services and expanded online offerings delivering faster, more accessible state services.
Reader guidance shows where to send letters to the Aiken Standard. It lists mailing box P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 and provides email swallace aikenstandard.com and fax number 803 648 6052 for submissions.
A scrambled list of staff names and email domains for the Aiken Standard and related outlets appears, including editors and contributors with various mis-typed addresses. No clear article event or report is present in readable form.
In Davos a tense exchange with President Khatami reveals Iran’s cautious openness to dialogue. While hard-liners resist moves toward engagement, reformists push for real strategy and renewed talks, with Powell and Dole proposals facing mixed Iranian reaction.
Aiken faced freezing conditions with ice and downed limbs as power outages affected homes and workplaces. The community and utility workers were hailed as heroes for bravery and hard work, with readers urged to share more stories of acts of kindness and service during the disruption.
In a race marked by anger at Bush a veteran themed appeal helps Kerry gain momentum with veterans in key early states. Kerry’s former POW rescue story and New Hampshire gains shift focus from liberal branding toward an independent image while Edwards sharpens a two Americas critique and Sharpton looms in South Carolina.
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