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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2003
Page
15
Eight elected county officials including the sheriff and clerk of court sign a letter declining Dr Earnest Archer to conduct a staffing analysis. They argue the council should control taxpayer funds and question the need for further changes after approving a salary survey.
Local brief mentions Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen namothy E Orant espa Yates and David Boyd appear in a scattered list of names within the Aiken Standard. No other context or details are provided.
A columnist denounces President Bush's Auschwitz visit and warns that approving Israel's concessions risks reviving Nazi-era evils. The piece condemns equating opposition to evil with political convenience and argues policy doublespeak sustains terrorism and rekindles past horrors.
A letter expresses gratitude to over 40 adult volunteers who donated more than 2,000 hours during the 2002 2008 riding seasons at Hopeland Farms. It thanks Tommy and Cathy Coward for hosting, and acknowledges attendees donors and sponsors who help STAR Riders grow and thrive.
A Augusta area customer commends Gary Love for his dedication after a Saturday roofing repair. Gary promised to drive back to Augusta to fetch a bundle of shingles after a call about a missing supply. The customer also praises Jim Wells for having a strong employee representing Southern Roofing.
The Aiken Standard invites brief signed letters with full contact details for verification. Submissions are subject to editing and condensing and should be limited to one letter every 30 days to ensure diverse viewpoints. Letters may be sent by mail, email or fax.
Pete du Pont argues against a national energy bill packed with climate caps and renewables mandates. He warns carbon caps would raise energy prices and cost GDP and jobs, while wind and solar mandates threaten reliability and raise costs. He cites CAFE standards as failing to cut oil imports and increasing deaths, urging Congress to drop these mandates in favor of practical policies.
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