Sheriff Howard Sellers to resign end of January
Sheriff Howard Sellers announced he will resign from the Aiken County post at day’s end January 31, handing over to Chief Deputy Jody Rowland on an interim basis. A special election will fill the remaining term while Sellers moves into homeland security work after a 32 year career in law enforcement.
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Aiken Standard Staff Directory Fragment
A fragmented roster lists the Aiken Standard staff roles including publisher Scott B Hunter Trey B Wallace advertising director Art Zappa snes manager and others such as managing editor Timothy E O Briant production director Phillip Yates and circulation director Scot Newcom with partial names.
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Trey B. Wallace
Art Zappasnes
C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briant
Phillip
Letter Responds to Thurmond Birthday Mention and Stalin Era Reflections
Bela Vitez of Aiken recounts his wartime Soviet oppression and torture under Stalin, denies admiration for mass murderers, and contrasts with Strom Thurmond noting past support. He argues anti white media misinterprets praise and claims widespread disdain for the Soviet system and its leaders.
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Aiken
Dividends Tax Elimination Up for Bush Economic Plan
The president proposes scrapping the double taxation of dividend income as the centerpiece of a $100 billion growth package. Backed by Wall Street figures and key conservatives, the idea follows polling that more voters own stocks than work, and aims to win support from middle class and senior citizens while avoiding the political baggage of other tax cuts.
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Lawrence Lindsey
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Americans For Tax Reform
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Global Crossing scandal and the Ashcroft pardon critique
The author derides the Justice Department for not indicting Gary Winnick and questions ties to Terry McAuliffe. It accuses officials of leniency and highlights Winnicks Bermuda HQ, $730 million gains, a $60 million home, $42 billion debt at Global Crossing, and employees harmed by the collapse.
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Santa Ashcroft
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