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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2012

Page

11

Aiken County considers form of government referendum

Aiken County Council voted to move forward a November referendum asking voters to choose between retaining the current council-administrator government or adopting a council-manager form. The measure affects elected treasurer and auditor positions, with current officeholders Linda Sharpe and Cyrus Spradley set to retire July 1 2013.

Aiken Clay Killian Linda Sharpe Cyrus Spradley Sharpe Spradley Aiken County

Congress eyes tighter controls on classified leaks

Sen. Saxby Chambliss and intelligence committee leaders say they are drafting legislation to curb access to highly classified information and possibly impose new penalties for leaks after a wave of disclosures from the intelligence community.

Sen Saxby Chambliss Senate House

Publisher and editors listed for Aiken Standard

A list of staff roles and contact emails appears, naming Scott B. Hunter Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Dee Taylor Terri Cheek Michael W. Gibbons Letitia Jefferson Laura Tiedman Stiedman with their positions and affiliations at aikenstandard.com

Nobody Likes A Loser In A Political Endgame

The column argues Republicans soured on Mitt Romney as Obama faced diminished support from Democrats and allies like Bill Clinton. It cites Clinton’s mixed signals on Obama, Obama surrogates struggling to stay on message, and rising doubt after losses in Wisconsin. It notes Romney’s fragile standing and Obama’s perilous incumbency amid a harsh political climate.

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Graduation cheers and thanks from Aiken County Lions Club

Attendees at a Georgia graduation cheered for Elissie Kilgore as the 2012 class achieved a victory step. The Aiken Lions Club thanks Briget Brander and Brooks Mills for store cooperation selling brooms to raise funds for eye exams and glasses, with brooms available at Jordan's Signature Automotive or by phone.

Atlanta Elissie Kilgore Panzie R. Merriweather North Augusta Auken Lions Club Briget Brander Kroger Whiskey Road Brooks Mills Rose’s Richland Avenue Lions Club Aiken County Jordan's Signature Automotive Dougherty Road Aiken

Aiken County Board of Education Public Input Clash

A citizen criticizes the Aiken County Board of Education for low attendance at public input meetings and accuses officials of prioritizing property tax increases and high administrator salaries over repairing six or more substandard school buildings. The speaker urges taxpayers and conservatives to attend a June 12 meeting at Brookhaven Administrative Offices in Aiken.

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