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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 2000

Page

9

Editorial on Education Funding in South Carolina

An editorial argues that educating children must stay a top priority while warning against unrealistically doubling the state education budget. It cites progress over 25 years, including raises in teacher salaries and new school structures, but notes a Augenblick and Myers report estimating a $2.9 billion annual gap to meet world standards.

South Carolina Allendale South Carolina School Boards Association Augenblick and Myers Inc Denver Augenblick

Energy Secretary Richardson Visits Aiken For Tritium Facility Groundbreaking

Bill Richardson traveled to SRS on Thursday to break ground for the Tritium Extraction Facility. He joked about the heat saying is it 100 degrees, contrasting South Carolina weather with Florida and New Mexico. The visit highlighted the ongoing national energy discussion and regional reception.

Bull Bill Richardson Srs South Carolina Florida New Mexico Albuquerque Aiken Congress

Demos in a dither over Cheney in the 1990s debate waning

The piece critiques Dick Cheney's voting record on Head Start equal rights for women and South Africa sanctions, contrasting his positions with Al Gore's. It notes Cheney's ties to Haliburton and NRA ratings, questions Gore's shifts on major issues, and questions whether Gore truly represents a consistent policy stance versus Cheney.

Washington Dick Cheney Jesse Jackson George W. Bush Jesus South Africa Nelson Mandela al Gore Cheney Department of Education National Rifle Association Democratic Party Bill Clinton America Gore General Accounting Office Mandela Cheney Saddam Castro Big Oil Haliburton NRA Right To Life Jackson Earm Son of Man Uncle Sam

Clinton Promised Billions in Peace Talks Bribe Claim

Letter writer accuses President Clinton of funding a $484 billion bribery scheme to sway Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat during Camp David talks. He denounces Congress and Gore, warns voters to reject Clinton and his allies, and likens U.S. policy to wasteful, egocentric meddling.

Particulr Bill Clinton Ehud Barak Israel Camp David Yasser Arafat Arafat Barak Clinton Joe McCarthy PLO Congress Clinton Stooge al Gore Frank Murphy Aiken

Aiken Standard invites brief Letters to the Editor

The Aiken Standard requests letters be brief and include the writer signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited or condensed. Send to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or via email editorial duesouth.net or fax 803-648-6052.

Aiken Standard Aiken S.C Editorial Duesouth.net Aduesouth.net

Opinions page defends balanced coverage at Aiken Standard

In a reflections piece the Aiken Standard explains its effort to keep opinions separate from news, welcomes reader letters, and notes biases shaped by alma maters Clemson USC and UNC. It recalls editorial history, invites typed letters, and provides contact details for submissions.

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Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C. Priest James R. Bennett Jr J. David Boyd Demos Clemson University of South Carolina al Tewkesbury University of North Carolina Carolina Richard Montgomery High School Ing
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