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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2003
Page
13
Editorial warns further 2.06 percent reductions could slash 1.2 to 8 million in state revenue, hitting public education. Superintendent Linda Eldridge notes districts may see larger class sizes, program cutbacks, and payroll strain as the crisis deepens before any budget relief.
The Gllen Standard announces its leadership team with Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director. Art Zappa serves as business manager, Ellen Priest as operations, Timothy E. O Briant as production director, Phillip Yates as circulation director, Scot Newcom as systems manager, J David Boyd as customer service manager, and Letitia Jefferson in unspecified role.
A reader letter commends the new Aiken Community Playhouse for a Saturday performance of The Lion in Winter. The writers praise Eleanor and Henry played by the leads, the entire cast, the stage crew, and the director. They highlight the outdoor atrium, green curtains, rich colors, and remarkable sound system.
A column accuses Hillary and Jon Corzine of crafting a Senate amendment shielding certain illegal aliens connected to Sept. 11 victims from deportation. It claims the measure, part of an omnibus bill, would limit actions to remove related relatives while excluding many categories, and warns of broader loopholes and selective enforcement affecting national security and immigration law.
Aiken community leaders unveil a Horizons plan to revitalize Toole Hill and nearby north side areas. The proposal targets Edgefield Avenue to McCormick Street with selective property purchases and home rehabilitations funded by upfront tax investment, backed by civic and religious partnerships to boost safety and tax base.
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