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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2006
Page
11
The Aiken Standard says Governor Sanford has faced an adversarial General Assembly which has overridden key vetoes and budget decisions. It critiques the governor for limited accomplishments in his first term, despite a Republican legislature, and calls for stronger leadership to improve residents' lives.
A city official reflects on the All America City bid and North Augusta 2000’s collaborative effort with the Chamber and nonprofit groups. The speaker notes strong planning, proactive community advantages, and a potential renewed attempt in the future if investors value the city’s long term vision.
Gov Mark Sanford vetoed a bill to raise motorist liability limits aiming to shield drivers and passengers from high medical costs. Supporters say inflation and time since 1997 require increase, with $5 000 property damage also rising to $10 000 while other limits remain unchanged since 1974.
Column argues ethanol could supplement gasoline but cannot replace imported oil alone. It notes Brazil's climate favors sugar cane, U.S. corn and soy farms could expand ethanol, and outlines costs from farming to transport. Calls for higher efficiency vehicles and local production to be economical.
The article notes more than 300 German and Polish hooligans detained amid worries over violence. It mentions Michael Endure, head of Germany's sports information office, and references comments about U S troop withdrawal in Iraq and keeping troublemakers in line.
Readers are invited to send concerns to the Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor section. Include your message and contact details, and mail to Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802 or email at the provided address for correspondence and publication consideration.
Seven young Marines and one Navy corpsman sit in 8 by 8 foot cells at Camp Pendleton under 23 hour lockdown amid an April 26 incident in the 3rd Battalion 5th Regiment, 1st Marine Division. Investigators probe kidnapping and killing claims in Hamdaniya while critics warn of media bias and presumed guilt before charges.
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