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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2007
Page
15
Editorial notes teaching slots are filling with 25 to 30 openings as students near return. It highlights filled special education posts, praises interim leadership under Dr. Bill Gallman, and urges a strong search for a new superintendent to guide the 2008-09 plan.
Jeffrey Wallace notes potential candidates in the open Senate seat left by Tommy Moore. Bill Clyburn and Ronnie Young bring local government experience while Strom Thurmond Jr. could spark interest if he moves into the district. Analysts say election dynamics hinge on getting voters to polls.
Leonard Garvey Pitts Jr defends focusing on policies over names. He recalls college taunts about Turkey Ehrke and contrasts with critics fixating on Barack Husse in Obama’s middle name while urging voters to weigh health care, war, and environment proposals.
In a pointed critique, Surgeon General Richard Carmona accuses the Bush administration of marginalizing the national doctor and silencing independent medical voices with political supervision and a lack of budget autonomy. He warns that medical advice is being subordinated to partisan agendas.
A letter from Vicki L. Simons of New Ellenton urges taxpayer advocates to monitor Aiken County Council spending which rose by 4.45 million. It cites a 2003 founded Aiken County Taxpayers Association and FOIA requests for superintendent salary history from 1989 to 2007, showing steady increases.
The text argues that liberal media preserve the status quo and that fair reporting is elusive. It urges independent verification through sites like JBS and NewsWithViews, claiming every reporter has an agenda and urging readers to seek original sources to decide for themselves.
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