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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2000
Page
9
Editorial notes Augusta National Golf Club will temporarily open its Masters waiting list for series badges. Selected practice round ticket applicants from the past three years will be placed on the list with a potential opportunity within ten years. Local residents get priority. longtime patrons may pass badges to their children.
Vicente Fox's win ends 71 years of PRI rule in Mexico, marking a peaceful transition and a rare moment of stability in Latin America. The result signals a shift toward democracy amid regional concerns as Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela face challenges.
Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and Business Manager Ellen C. Priest are identified in the Aiken Standard byline line. The notice confirms their positions within the newspaper staff and indicates the paper’s leadership structure.
Joanne Jacobs of the San Jose Mercury News critiques a survey showing elite students struggle with American history while excelling at pop culture. She argues knowledge underpins critical thinking, laments anti factual schooling, and contrasts memory with adaptive, networked learning in modern culture.
The roster enumerates South Carolina state senators and representatives by district with contact details. It also lists U S senators Strom Thurmond and Ernest Hollings and U S representatives Mark Sanford Floyd Spence Lindsey Graham Jim Demint John Spratt James Clyburn with their Washington and local office addresses and phone numbers.
The column argues that former President George H. W. Bush credits voter appetite for change with his 1992 defeat and predicts a similar dynamic could aid his son George W. Bush. Al Gore faces Clinton fatigue as economic concerns and perceptions of change swing voters. The elder Bush and Barbara Bush remain high profile assets in the Texas governor's campaign.
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