South Aiken High seeks funds for own stadium
An editorial urges the Aiken County School Board to fund completion of a South Aiken High School football stadium. Booster leaders say bleachers restrooms and press facilities cost about 300000 while construction costs rise. The piece notes Hagood Stadium hosts games for multiple teams and calls for shared city facilities to ease load.
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Endangered Species Act Change Urged Yet Unlikely
The Bulletin notes broad calls for revising the Endangered Species Act after 25 years, but warns Western lawmakers lack clout and Eastern support remains strong, making meaningful change unlikely this year. The piece hopes for a listing in the Boston to Washington corridor to spur reform, yet finds no such listing imminent.
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Propose saving for care not tax credit, ex- governor warns
Former Delaware governor and National Center for Policy Analysis chair argues against Clinton’s 6.2 billion plan to offer a 1000 dollar tax credit for long term care. He urges preserving independence and promoting private savings and insurance to reduce Medicaid reliance.
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Impeachment's real race angle and the Senate
Emil Guillermo argues the impeachment fight is less about race and more about representation, noting the Senate's lack of racial diversity with no African Americans and only two Asian Americans. He contrasts public sentiment with congressional actions, urging a people driven verdict over white male elite control.
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Woman of the Year honor for Mary Catherine Thomas
A letter to the editor lauds Mary Catherine Thomas for being named Aiken County Woman of the Year on January 14, 1999. The writer praises her community service, teaching, coaching, and family, and notes the honor reflects her work for Aiken County, Silver Bluff High School, and local organizations. The letter also touches on a separate note about Aiken Police Lieutenant Frank Conoly and broader political remarks.
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