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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2003
Page
11
The Columbia State argues lawmakers must resist a second wrap up session as Republicans rush a flawed spending plan. It warns the proposed budget harms education, safety, and mental health care, urging Democrats to demand better and return to the State House with renewed perspective.
The note lists staff titles and names including Scott B. Hunter as Managing Editor, Timothy E. O Briant, Phillip Yates, and J. David Boyd in roles such as Systems Manager and Service Manager, with Letitia Jefferson among the listed personnel.
The colleague recalls Wade Teague as a lifelong friend from Aiken First Baptist and the Savannah River Site. He highlights Wade’s mechanical genius, aviation skill, and leadership at ERI and ERD, noting Bourke engine work, the Bonanza restoration, and Wade’s enduring Christian values guiding his career and family life.
Stephen V Geddes of Aiken voices satire and concern over Bi Lo applying for Sunday liquor licenses in Georgia. He argues the Georgia Blue Laws and crossborder shopping would drain local economy, hurting eateries and bootleggers, while South Carolina vendors gain. He teases federal aid hypothetically and urges light on the issue.
Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29602 Send email to swallace aikenstandard com Fax letters to 803 648 6052.
A circulated email warns women to avoid violent crime with practical tips. It cites an expert, Pat Malone, and lists actions like keeping awareness, improving body language, avoiding isolated areas, checking cars before entering, using elevators, and running if threatened. It warns against sympathy as a risk and shares anecdotal cautions including a near abduction at a mall.
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