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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2010
Page
13
In the wake of Tuesday's primary, most races are settled with runoffs on June 22. The piece urges candidates to remove campaign signs from roadsides and neighborhoods to restore clean roads and intersections, noting losers should fulfill responsibilities despite disappointment.
A letter writer predicts Hillary Clinton will position for the 2012 Democratic nomination by subtly distancing from Barack Obama. The piece argues she must time a break diplomatically, resign as secretary of state, and considers impeachment paths if a Sestak bribe allegation gains traction.
The Aiken Standard lists publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and department heads for Advertising Production Circulation and more. It includes contact emails for key staff, outlining roles and newsroom leadership.
Garry Flowers notes Savannah River Nuclear Solutions spurred by Recovery Act funds, with over 830 million directed to six CSRA counties in 2009. Through SRNS management of SRS, nearly 70 percent of 1.2 billion in SRNS spending stayed in Aiken and five neighboring counties, generating payroll, services, and community contributions.
Deborah Brow Ai warns that deforestation and water pollution threaten Earth’s life-support systems. The rain forest acts as a filter removing excess carbon and producing breathable oxygen, and its destruction risks an uninhabitable environment for future generations.
The piece catalogs repeated smear campaigns within South Carolina Republicans from Nikki Haley to past consultants. It cites infidelity rumors, derogatory slurs referencing Obama, and notes the long history of aggressive campaigning linked to figures like Lee Atwater and past election tactics. Toronton remark closes the summary.
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