Editorial questions shadow Hodges mansion move South Carolina
The editorial argues Hodges faces scrutiny over relocating to a temporary Columbia residence during Governor’s Mansion renovations. It highlights a $5,500 monthly lease, a 18 month renovation timeline, and a Sara for school choice controversy, urging Hodges to enroll his child at H.B. Rhame Elementary and seek a cost effective interim home.
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Kevin Geddings
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We Americans Are A Lot More French Than We Think
Clinton's sex scandal sparked a national dialogue on sexuality and personal life. The piece argues Americans show a paradoxical comfort with private matters while demanding scrutiny of leaders. It notes shifts in views on sexual harassment law and political accountability ahead of the 1996 campaign.
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Betty Friedan
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Debunking the Budget Surplus and Call for CARTA
The author argues there was no budget surplus in 1998, citing a $28 billion deficit and a $99 billion Social Security Trust Fund surplus as misleading. The piece links the deficit to a large trade gap, criticizes China trade terms, names CARTA the Chinese American Reciprocal Trade Act proposal, and notes MUSAPAC backing candidates to favor American jobs. Joel D. Joseph chairs the Made in the USA Foundation.
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Don't mix your drinking driving sparks ethics concerns in Aiken
Letters critique a front page article on DUI fatalities and an alcohol related death for overreach and insensitivity. A reader argues the piece should rely on facts and avoid naming the deceased, while praising Aiken Orvieto sister city ties and urging better public imagery. Robertmon'
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Thanks to Pepper Hill Nursing Home for care
A mourner thanks Pepper Hill Nursing Home for the care given to Bennie Still when he could no longer be cared for at home. The writer commends the staff for kindness to the family during visits and expresses gratitude and blessings.
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