Farewell to Aiken County leader Carrol H. Warner
Our view honors Carrol H. Warner former 17 year chairman of the Aiken County Council who died February 5 after a stroke. A longtime Republican farmer and businessman he guided the county through austerity and built a 3 to 5 million dollar reserve while promoting fiscal conservatism and open governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
Warner
South Carolina
Judith van Buren
Bryan
Joey
Angie
Kevin
Wagoner
Clemson University
U.S. Air Force
William Shepherd
Shepherd
Carrol Warner
Degenerate Moderns and the Ruins of Modernity
A critique of Freud Keynes Kinsey Mead and Picasso arguing their ideas were rationalizations of personal corruption. Jones alleges widespread intellectual dishonesty and sexual exploitation behind modern ideas, with Mead Kinsey and Freud shown as charlatans and degenerate influences on society.
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Marx
Freud
Keynes
Kinsey
Picasso
Margaret Mead
Mead
Ignatius Press
E. Michael Jones
Jones
Kenneth Baker
S.J
Rousseau
Emile
Lenchen
Western Pacific
Samoa
Bertrand Russell
Derek Freeman
Ruth Benedict
Alfred Kinsey
America
Minna Bernays
John Maynard Keynes
George Sim Johnston
Rudyard Kipling
Two-Stepping To Intelligence Afoot
Gene Owens, a writer from Aiken now based in High Point North Carolina, recalls ghost writing careers and describes his own learning journey. He reflects on multiple intelligences including kinesthetic skill and dance, praising practical talents in the South and joking about a possible imposter in a safari jacket.
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Richard Gere
Peggy
Jody Foster
Texas
Athens
Aiken
Fort Worth
Texas Playboys
Miss Peggy
Ron
Donna
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Piggy
Gene Owens
High Point, N.C
Lost handbag and wallet appeal posted by owner
A Jan 27 letter describes a missing tapestry handbag with credit cards and a wallet containing a mother's Catholic medal a Buddha charm family photos and a checkbook and license. The writer asks for return of any contents and notes posting a reward and a lost and found ad urging the finder to call.
Letter Urges Slower Speeds After Tragic Street Fatality
Aiken residents urge drivers to slow down Hitchcock Drive after Violet, a child, was killed. Elizabeth Dill and Janelle Janssen sign the letter addressing dangers to children, pets, and pedestrians, calling for caution to prevent further fatalities.
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Violet
Hitchcock Drive
Elizabeth Dill
Janelle Janssen Aiken
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Charles O. Grice
Aiken, S.C
Avacate Up
Diago Union Tribune
Lv Copley News
Sepyke
Jermaine
Patrick J. Buchanan
Danny DeVito
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