Beasley Faces Challenge After Campbell Economic Legacy
The Charleston Post and Courier notes South Carolina must build on Gov. Carroll Campbell’s economic push, with high capital investment and foreign ownership shaping the state’s momentum. It highlights Beasley’s pledge to continue development while a York County traffic signals dispute prompts legislative scrutiny.
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Carroll Campbell
David Beasley
South Carolina
Southeast
Campbell
Palmetto
BMW
Beasley
York County
Transportation Department
Highway Department
Aiken Standard Subscription Details and Contact Information
The Aiken Standard lists mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and Rutland Drive location 124 Rutland Drive An image of contact options includes switchboard numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052 for fax News tips line 648 2311 The paper notes delivery times and subscription rates with options for 1 3 6 and 12 months and states ISSN 0893 2557 established in 1867.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
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Aiken, S.C
Son of Newt Poised to push Gingrich Era
Rick Santorum, a young Pennsylvania Republican, embraces Newt Gingrich's revolution while seeking a modern Senate desk. He critiques the old Senate culture, backs welfare reform, and predicts a strengthened GOP in leadership battles.
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Rick Santorum
R-Pa
Pennsylvania
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Harris Wofford
Santorum
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Newt
Wunderkind Santorum
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Arlen Specter
John Heinz
Teresa
Christian Coalition
Robin
Batman
Bob Dole
Dole
America
Taft
Dirksen
Humphrey
Wordsworth
Smithsonian revisionism praise letter on Enola Gay exhibit
A reader from Aiken praises Carl Langley for a Jan 8 article about the Enola Gay exhibit at the Smithsonian in Washington and the dead mushroom cloud stamp. He notes prior exchanges with the Smithsonian over revisionist themes and questions if Japan should be consulted before discussing history.
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Carl Langley
Smithsonian
Washington
Langley
Pearl Harbor
John S. Murdock Jr
Aiken
Public Letter Questions War on Poverty and Arts Plan
Eloise Twombly questions the long struggle to end poverty, noting 3600 programs and $5 trillion spent since 1964, then shifts to praise for South Carolina arts initiatives. The piece urges a strategic role for Aiken in selecting art sites and advancing a nine month arts school, with council planning support requested.
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Eloise Twombly
America
USDA
Tom Mack
Aiken
South Carolina
State Arts Commission
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Charles O. Grice
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Knight-Ridder Service
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D-W.va
Philadelphia Daily News
P. T. Barnum
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