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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2001
Page
4
Editorial lauds Aiken County's fiscal integrity as FY2000 shows a reserve fund over 10.7 million. Finance director Terry Bodiford credits council administration heads and workers while warning state-shared revenues may shrink next year. Council must justify every dollar in 2002 budget and avoid tax hikes or cuts.
The Dallas Morning News reports a heated debate over John Ashcroft as attorney general nominee. Critics accuse him of selective law enforcement and anti civil rights posture while supporters note his record on black judicial appointees and MLK Day observance.
Publisher Scott B. Hunter announces Ellen C. Priest becomes major staff figure as circulation director. Garth R. Groshans named systems manager and David Boyd listed among team.
The preacher asks why people hoard affection and argues generosity preserves love. He cites wartime rationing lessons, Susanna Wesley, and a Veterans Hospital anecdote to show God multiplies love when given freely.
In its 14th year the Secret Santa drive wrapped gifts for 1053 children from 450+ families in Aiken County. Volunteers, donors, and Downtown merchants provided toys and $ donations, with bikes and rapid toy distribution by South Africa Presbyterian Church enhancing the Christmas morning effort.
The piece argues the Bush team will be judged by actions not words as it pursues campaign proposals like sweeping tax cuts and education reforms. It notes uncertainty over compromises and tone, and discusses Senate reception, cabinet picks, and potential political consequences.
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