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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2002
Page
4
A quotation attributed to American educator Eda J LeShan criticizes modern virtue signaling tied to degrees. It argues character and real-life accomplishments matter more than academic credentials.
Aiken County School District trustees tentatively approve a one percent raise for district employees funded by one time fees from the Barnwell nuclear waste site and reduced debt service. The move aims to offset a missing state raise while avoiding higher property taxes, as districts statewide face crisis levels in funding and morale drops.
The Allen Standard shows its newsroom and advertising leadership with Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director. Art Zappa serves as business manager and Ellen C. Priest as managing editor along with Timothy E. O Briant and Phillip Yates in circulation and customer service roles.
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute argues that opponents of individual accounts must present concrete alternatives to privatization. He notes the system faces a looming funding shortfall, with deficits projected by 2017 and beyond, and outlines potential tax increases or benefit cuts.
A person endorses Eddie Butler for election to the Aiken County Council citing his nine year association with the county administrator role. The letter highlights his financial expertise, focus on essential government needs, environmental and historic protection, and his public service integrity urging citizens to vote for him.
An eight year old girl and her four year old sister in Warrenville appeal to the unknown owner of their large white Labrador with light tan patches to release or return the dog named Shaba. They describe the pet as unique in the state and urge the finder not to shoot other animals, expressing fear after hearing gunfire while awaiting supper.
A sermon reflects on the request We want to see Jesus and links it to living like Christ. It cites Greeks seeking Jesus, the film Glory, and The Grapes of Wrath to illustrate sacrifice, service, and bearing witness. The message urges following Jesus daily, embracing cross centered living, and letting the Spirit show Christ through actions.
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