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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2002

Page

4

Deadlock on part time magistrate must end

Editorial urges breaking a political deadlock over appointing a part time magistrate to relieve county jail crowding. It argues for a timely resolution, notes costs of transporting prisoners, and suggests legal steps to prevent future stalemates while giving broader input from both parties. There is emphasis on taxpayer savings and efficiency.

Tommy Moore D-Clearwater Nikki Setzler D-West Imbia Greg Ryberg R-Aiken Danny Lynn Pat Sullivan Aiken Aiken County

Allen Standard personnel notices include several city roles

A local newspaper lists staff roles including Scott B. Hunter as publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor, Art Zappa as advertising director, Ellen C. Priest as business manager, Timothy E. O Briant as managing editor, Phillip Yates as production director, Deborah Dyches as circulation director, J David Boyd as systems manager, and Letitia Jefferson as civic manager.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace

Best and worst of TV in one week

A reader praises the CBS documentary 9/11 as the season’s top non-sport prime time. It contrasts strong network documentaries with the late night battle over Nightline and Letterman. The piece laments reduced FCC public service duties and urges advertisers to support quality programming like 9/11.

Lion People CBS NBC News Ted Koppel David Letterman ABC Letterman Nightline Koppel Walt Disney Company Disney Federal Communications Commission FCC Nextel

Honesty at Gene's prompts town pride and thanks

A reader recalls finding a wallet at Gene's on Laurens Street and returning it. Harriette from Gene's refused a reward, asking the shopper to return and buy again. The letter also urges focus on education funding and practical issues over petty disputes.

Gene’s Laurens St Harriette Gene

Aiken Standard Letter to the Editor Address Details

The Aiken Standard invites readers to send Letters to the Editor. Address Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802. Email swallace at aikenstandard.com and fax to 803-648-6052.

Aiken Standard Aiken Swallace Aikenstandard Aiken ‘Standard Aiken, S.C Shunter

Aiken community weighs centers, guns, and races

A Rotary Club talk on the Washington Center for Performing Arts project highlights a public private approach with a seven to seven point seven million dollar price range and future tax benefits Aiken also hears about Project Cease Fire from Stacey Haynes as gun violence prevention steps join forces with federal agencies In entertainment notes the upcoming 36th Aiken Spring Steeplechase draws large crowds and recalls earlier mule racing experiments while actor Fred Gwynne once rode a mule amid weather woes and later tailgating gains.

Stacey Haynes Aiken Department of Public Safety Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms National Rifle Association Richmond Chase Fred Gwynne Gwynne Herman Vinny

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Allen Standard ABC News Cal Thomas Inpune Media Services Marge Wood Ssiken South Carolina Councilman Dick Smith Washington Center For Performing Arts Councilman Smith Community Playhouse Rotary Club of Project Cease Fire Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Scott B. Aunter
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