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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2003
Page
9
The Spartanburg Herald Journal argues Bush tax cuts are fair and effective for long term growth. It claims cuts help poorer taxpayers, curb double taxation on dividends, boost stock markets, and encourage long term profitability while restraining corporate scandals.
Aiken Standard credits Scott B. Hunter publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director with Art Zappa as business manager, Ellen C. Priest as managing editor, Timothy E. OBrien as pro auction director, Phillip Yates as circulation director, David Boyd as customer service manager and Letitia Jefferson in the same listing.
A critical column denounces Eminem as fueling poverty and anti-social behavior through his lyrics. It argues major media normalize harmful messages, citing violence toward women, teenage rebellion, and the rise of “gangsta” culture, with potential societal ruin.
A reader laments ongoing mail delays and missing payments from the United States Postal Service. The letter cites delayed Father’s Day gifts, stop payments on six checks, and late fees from bills not arriving. The writer notes similar complaints at a local water bill office and asks if others share the frustration.
The Aiken Standard outlines that letters must be brief, signed, include full contact details for verification, and may be edited. Writers should submit no more than one letter every 30 days and address correspondence to Letters to the Editor.
A parent argues that universal proficiency is unattainable due to genetics and individual variation. Using South Carolina PACT data, the piece warns against overambitious federal targets and calls for practical benchmarks and shared accountability for students, parents, and educators.
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