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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 2001

Page

4

Mrs Thurmond not named to Senate seat editors note

The State reports Gov Hodges would not appoint Mrs Thurmond to the Senate if Thurmond cannot finish his term in January 2008. Hodges would likely pick a Democrat in that scenario, keeping party balance. The governor declined to comment on a meeting with Mrs Thurmond or any video she allegedly took.

Nancy Thurmond Jim Hodges South Carolina

Bicycle accident on Whiskey Road injures Aiken teen

Carson Abele remains hospitalized in Augusta after a car struck him while he rode his bike across Whiskey Road at Brookhaven and Heathwood drives. Witnesses say he had the green light. Traffic on the Southside remains steady with more lights likely as business grows.

Whiskey Road Carson Abele Augusta Brookhaven Heathwood Carson Whiskey

Allen Standard Editorial Staff Names Listed

The Allen Standard publishes its credited team including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Garth R. Groshans Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant Pressroom Supervisor James R. Bennett Jr. Systems Manager J David Boyd.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C. Priest Garth R. Groshans Timothy E. O'Briant James R. Bennett Jr

Early Bush start prompts cautious political analysis

The piece reviews George W. Bush's first month in office with praise and doubt, noting long term tests including his upcoming address to Congress and budget plan. It contrasts Clinton's ongoing spotlight, Bush's early momentum, and Democrats' struggle to craft a unified strategy with key figures Gephardt Daschle Bayh Edwards Lieberman shaping the 2004 prospects.

George W. Bush White House Bill Clinton George Bush Congress Clinton Marc Rich Bush Dick Gephardt Tom Daschle Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Joe Lieberman Connecticut Evan Bayh Indiana John Edwards North Carolina Bayh John Ashcroft Edwards John Mr. Bush Mr. Daschle Gephardt Bayhs Edwardses Liebermans

Open letter from Clinton taunts TV producers on news ethics

William Clinton apologizes to American TV news producers and hosts for his pardoning decision and promises to scandalize the nation with staged post pardon antics. He jokes about media incentives and outlines flamboyant, lurid plans to keep viewer interest high.

America Mare Ich

Aiken coach praised by families amid downtown planning debate

Deborah McFall commends departing Aiken High School coach Barksdale for his preseason clinics and impact on students while residents critique Newberry Street Festival Center plans. Wade Woolery and Dale L Warner also share opinions on city improvements and global issues.

Mark Stephen Sth Barksdale Aiken High School Aiken Standard Deborah McFall Aiken Newberry Street Park Avenue Historic Society

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