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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2002

Page

4

Editorial: Governor ordered to obey the law

An injunction surfaces as Judge Currie orders Gov. Jim Hodges and aides to refrain from interfering with plutonium shipments to the Savannah River Site. Hodges declared a state of emergency to block transit, prompting Currie to warn such blockades are illegal and dangerous amid national security concerns.

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Aiken Standard Staff Roles And Editorial Team

A list of staff positions at the Aiken Standard includes Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa and other key managers such as Business Manager Ellen Priest Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant and Production Director Phillip Yates.

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Marriage lessons from a 35 year union and Bush era policy

A personal essay argues marriage stability rests on friendship, constructive arguing, shared space, and firm commitment. The author cites Bush welfare reform ideas to bolster marriages, reflects on culture, gender roles, and optimism about lasting partnerships despite public policy shifts.

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Aiken letters and editorial clash on historic mile issue

A reader recalls Aiken history and debates preservation of McGhee Mile. The letter contrasts editorials with Peter Gray's views, cites local landmarks, and laments urban change and a stalled rail-station plan while urging alignment with pro life congressman Gresham Barrett.

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Holford Family Thanks Aiken Responders for Fire Rescue

Jong 110 Erin and Zack Holford praise the fire and police departments for saving contents of their home in a woodside aid effort. They thank neighbors and townspeople of Aiken for forming a line to remove personal effects and support the family.

Aiken Holford

SC Education Lottery plan sparks cuts across agencies

The 2002 2003 Budget and Lottery Education plan led to reduced budgets for state agencies and universities. The Senate favored scholarships and free tech college tuition, while the House negotiated a compromise. Technical colleges face a reported 50 percent to 80 percent tuition aid cut and higher tuition for universities while overall agency budgets drop 3 to 13 percent.

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Hodges Faces Fight Over Plutonium Powers

Hodges disputes with the federal government over the plutonium issue as he and the Democratic Party have long opposed a bloated federal government. The remark recalls Republican aims to curb federal power and cites Jefferson on government overreach.

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