Chief Busbee Earns Hall of Fame Induction in Aiken
Editorial lauds Chief Carrol Busbee for 35 years as Aiken fire chief, innovations in Class II ISO status, crime and fire reductions, and leadership roles in state and national fire service groups. Notes long service, community policing efforts, and community impact in Aiken.
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Carrol Busbee
S.C. Fireman's Association
Aiken
Busbee
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Chief Busbee
8.C. Municipal Association
South Carolina Fireman's Association
S.C. Fire Chiefs Association
South Carolina Fire Marshal Office
International Association of Fire and Police Chiefs
University of South Carolina
South Carolina Fire Academy
Fire Academy
Technical College
Insurance and Risk Board
S.C. Municipal Association
American Red Cross
United Way of
Aiken County
Press cries over Clinton affair expose fault lines in White House
The week’s coverage centers on Kenneth Starr's pursuit of evidence, White House spokesmen, and the calls for accountability. The piece argues reporters should not be pawns, urges Clinton to provide a public accounting, and warns that perjury and obstruction of justice are the true stakes amid a swirl of rumors.
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Washington
Secret Service
Bill Clinton
Michael McCurry
Kenneth Starr
David Kendall
Robert Bennett
White House
McCurry
Clinton
Judge Starr
James Carville
Lanny Davis
Paul Begala
United States
Carville
Monica Lewinsky
Miss Lewinsky
Oval Office
Linda Tripp
Vernon Jordan
Nathan Landow
Oedious
Conservative Christian Ads Stir Gay Rights Debate Across Newspapers
The Culture Wars flare as Christian Coalition and Family Research Council run national ads urging gays to abandon homosexual activity. Critics call the campaigns hateful though supporters argue they reflect traditional morality and offer hope for those seeking change.
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Furst
Reggie White
Trent Lott
The
Christian Coalition
Family Research Council
Dean Hamer
National Opinion Research Center
Exodus
Anne Poulk
TVA Route Over APT Says Local Reader Urges Bellefonte Use
Aiken reader argues TVA Bellefonte reactor should be completed to provide electricity and support tritium needs, opposing the APT at Savannah River Site. Letter cites Lindsey Graham, policy shifts, and favoring TVA driven power sale over weapon-creating plant. Additional note requests historic church graveyard be preserved as a memorial garden.
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TVA
Lindsey Graham
APT
U.S
Srs
Graham
Conress
Congress
Aiken Standard Seeks Brief Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit Letters to the Editor with signatures, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or condensed and publication limits may apply for writers.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
S.C
Editorial
Scescape.net
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Scott B. Hunter
Angela R. Nalley Manag
Jeffrey B. Wallace
J. David Boyd
Stephen
Pressroo
James R. Bennett Jr
Kenna
Philip Terzian
Don Law
Whiskey Road
City of
Mildred B. Barton Aiken
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