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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 2001

Page

4

Governor Hodges Reverses Tax Cut Push Over College Budget Gaps

Editorial argues Hodges vetoes extending a 1 percent grocery sales tax cut to save about 39 million for colleges and universities. It urges bipartisan cooperation, warns against political posturing, and stresses higher education as key to economic growth.

Jim Hodges Clemson University Hodges Columbia

Aiken Standard Staff Roll Call

The Aiken Standard lists its leadership team with Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Circulation Director Garth R. Groshans Managing Editor Timothy E. O Briant Pressroom Supervisor James R. Bennett Jr Systems ager J. David Boyd.

Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O’briant James R. Bennett Jr

My salvation story as an alphabet of grace and faith

The speaker describes salvation as a personal, ongoing story beyond conversion. God speaks through life events, both joyous and painful, in an alphabet of grace. Anger, joy, disappointment, and closeness with God surface in experiences, people, and moments of crisis, guiding a lived faith.

Frederick Beuchner God Job David Israel Kiriath-jearim Jerusalem Francis of Assisi Simon Peter Gabriel Gabe Andrea Enoch

Smart Growth Aiken presses for traffic study ordinance reform

A public hearing on Woodside Phase III annexation drew strong critique from Smart Growth Aiken. They urge a credible Traffic Impact Analysis and independent traffic engineer review after the City Council advanced the project without a proper study.

Woodside Smart Growth Aiken Whiskey Road Planning Commission Southern Partners Woodside Development Silver Bluff Road East Gate Drive

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Scott B. Hunter Garth R. Groshans Systems Ager J. David Boyd
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