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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 2006

Page

11

Staton for State Superintendent in South Carolina

The editorial endorses Bob Staton as the best Republican nominee for state superintendent of education, arguing he supports public education with a business model and fiscal conservatism. It warns against Karen Floyd, who backs tuition tax credits and vouchers, and criticizes SCRG for pressuring lawmakers.

Bob Staton Karen Floyd Spartanburg Mark Sanford U.S Lindsey Graham Jim DeMint Floyd Staton Gov. Sanford SCRG State Department of Education

Letter praising Skipper Perry’s service and campaigning

Greta Mason of Aiken writes in support of Skipper Perry, praising his 30 years of community service and criticizing political attacks. She notes his THF action and a bill to fix TIF loopholes, urging readers to vote for him on June 13. She cites her long acquaintance and asks others to back his candidacy.

Skipper Perry Skipper House Greta Mason Aiken

Advertising Director and Production Leaders Named at Aiken Standard

Arthur Zappa is listed as Advertising Director and Phillip Yates as Production Director at Aiken Standard, with web references noted for both roles.

Arthur Zappa ‘Azappa Aikenstandard.com Phillip Yates Pyates

Sheriff of the Year honors reflect agency goals and ongoing enforcement

The S C Sheriff's Association named the sheriff Sheriff of the Year. He says the award honors the entire office, validates the plan set by command staff, and signals continued focus on growth and drug enforcement while addressing community complaints.

S.C. Sheriff's Association Sherif Department

Vote on June 13 to reelect Charles Barton to County Council District 6

The letter urges voters to support Charles Barton over opponent Joe Randall. Barton is praised for perfect attendance at four years of meetings and committee work, while Randall is criticized for missing multiple meetings. The note emphasizes dedication, public service, and community involvement as reasons to vote Barton another four years.

Charles Barton Charles Joe Randall Randal Butch and Denise McGee Aiken

Kick out the good ole boys in Aiken

A local resident urges change in town leadership, saying the old guard must be replaced. The writer, living in Aiken for four decades, accuses politicians of undue influence and endorses citizens taking control of tax money by choosing whom to send to represent them. The note singles Skipper Perry as a starting point for removal, arguing it is time to end familiar political networks.

Skipper Perry Sen Lindsey Graham Aiken Pol Cians Perry

Taxpayers Forum Declared Successful in Aiken County Race

The Aiken County Taxpayers Association hosted a Taxpayers Forum for all South Carolina House candidates. Ray notes press balance gaps, lists six races, six incumbents, three challengers, and twelve questions with all answers provided by challengers.

Aiken County Taxpayers Association Aiken County South Carolina House of Representatives Taxpayers Association S.C Ray ‘Aiken

Barton seeks District 6 seat in Aiken County

A 14 year old supporter urges voters in Aiken County District 6 to elect Charles T Barton to the County Council. He is described as honest, hardworking and dedicated to Graniteville, aiming to prevent the town from becoming a ghost town. Voting is urged for June 13.

Aikens County Charles T. Barton Graniteville Tam Aiken County

Perry deserves another term for support of disabled

Lawmakers praise Rep. Skipper Perry for aiding people with disabilities and aging caregivers. The 81st District rep backed legislation allowing more individuals to live in Tri-Development Center houses, relieving caregivers while preserving involvement in family life. Perry has been named Legislator of the Year by the South Carolina Human Service Providers Association for two consecutive years.

Rep Perry Tri-Development Center Sertoma Club Rep. Perry Sam Skipper Perry House District 81 S.C. Human Service Providers Association

Vote for Staton for Superintendent of Education

Reader endorses Bob Staton over Karen Floyd citing support for public schools and opposition to private-school funding. Mentions Staton’s 2002 2005 Education Oversight leadership, honors, and belief in keeping parents out of control. criticizes Floyd’s backers and incentive pay for teachers.

Aiken Standard Karen Floyd Bob Staton House Floyd

Vote for Joel Randall Dist 6 in Republican Primary

Mery Davis of Graniteville endorses Joel Randall, praising his high ethics, listening stance, and willingness to rethink positions. Randall, who served District 6 for 12 years, supported the Aiken County industrial park, creating jobs. Davis recalls respectful, constructive exchanges and urges voters to back Randall next Tuesday.

Joel Randall Joe Randall District 6 Aiken County Mr. Randall Distret 6 Mery Davis Graniteville

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