Reform needed to restore faith in SEC leadership
The Dallas Morning News argues that removing SEC Chair Harvey Pitt would hinder reform. It urges Bush and Pitt to pursue aggressive accountability for corporate abuses, demand tighter accounting reforms, and disclose Cheney Halliburton and Harken matters to restore investor confidence.
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Harvey Pitt
Confiance
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Pitt
Enron
KPMG
SEC
Xerox
Damascus Road
Global Crossing
WorldCom
Senate
Dick Cheney
Halliburton
Harken
Dallas Morning News
Aiken Standard Names and Staff List
The Aiken Standard lists staff members including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace, Advertising Director Art Zappa, Business Manager Ellen Priest, Production Director Timothy E. O’Brian, Systems Manager J. David Boyd, Circulation Director Deborah Dyches, and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen
Priest
Letitia Jefferson
Community Gratitude For Beech Island Crash Help
Angela B Gunter thanks Beech Island neighbors First Responders and emergency crews after a June 20 van crash on Pine Log Road near Amazing Grace Baptist Church. She lists helpers and notes all injuries were not life threatening.
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Pine ‘Log Road
Beech Island
Amazing Grace Baptist Church
Storm Branch Road
Enwood Casnettie
Beech Island First Responders
Aiken County Emergency Services
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Eagle Express
Amazing Grace
Napier a man of compassion
A political tribute extols Phil Napier as a compassionate community figure in Graniteville. The piece praises his friendship to locals, especially an elderly man cared for during illness, and urges readers in District Five to vote for Napier on July 23, while condemning his opponents’ tactics.
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Graniteville
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Lady
New York
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Phil Napier
Aiken County
District Five
Positive Thinking Powers and the Will to Win
A sermon on shaping life with a positive mindset. It argues success and happiness come from thoughts and attitude, citing Emerson Marcus Aurelius and Paul the Apostle. It urges thinking, believing, praying as if outcomes depend on both self and God, and warns against negative thinking as life’s major obstacle.
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Emerson
Marcus Aurelius
E. Stanley Jones
District 2 council race gains Scott Singer support
Susan Giddings endorses Scott Singer for District 2 County Council, stating neutrality during campaigning and trust in his independence. She commits to voting July 23 for Singer while continuing her duties as District 7 representative.
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Scott Singer
District 2
Susan Giddings
County voters alerted to candidate Eddie Butler record
Voters warned about Eddie Butler's prior council stance on funding Mattie Hall Nursing Home. The article notes Butler urged increasing county costs and operating the home for profit, but fellow council members rejected these ideas. It urges turnout to prevent his election and stresses the importance of voting.
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Aiken County
Eddie Butler
Mattie Hall
Butler
Mr. Butler
Libby Bland Seen as Best Choice for District 2 Seat
A voter profile argues Libby Bland, a mother, manager and professor, best represents rural District 2 in Aiken County. The endorsement highlights her knowledge of the area, charity work, planning experience and focus on recreation, police, fire and safety amid concerns about zoning and private security gaps.
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Aiken County
Libby Bland
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Aiken
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Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyche
Ystems
J. David Boyd
Angela B. Gunter
Napier
Paul the Apostle
Fred Andrea
Kenrrs
Aiken County Council
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