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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
11
Editorial urges welcoming 24 Southeast teams to Citizens Park for a week of baseball in Aiken. City highlights bid win, world‑class facility, and potential economic impact while inviting residents to enjoy local attractions and hospitality during the event.
The Aiken Standard staff directory lists editors and managers including Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson and others with their email handles and roles. The list covers publishers editors production circulation and systems management in a single internal contact roster.
The Burckle family expresses gratitude for prayers and help during their custody case. They credit the Bible for strength and ask the public to understand their focus on child safety. They note Alex is safe for now and mention securing legal help in South Carolina and Florida.
Richard E. Miley from North Augusta urges Sen. Hollings to vote in favor of the Federal Marriage Amendment to protect traditional marriage. He contrasts Hollings 1996 DOMA support with his current opposition to a Senate vote, arguing the will of the American people and states should define marriage and calling readers to contact Hollings.
The piece argues deficits near 500 billion annually worsened by permanent tax cuts. It outlines four principles: halt tax cuts during wartime, maintain smart public investment, trim ineffective programs with expert bids, and prioritize funding for the young over seniors while acknowledging Social Security and Medicare limits. It advocates PAYGO rules and a base close style commission for credible cuts.
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