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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 2003

Page

9

Editorial: Bauer’s speeding incident tests South Carolina laws

The piece condemns Lt. Governor Andre Bauer for speeding at 80 mph and running two red lights in Columbia. It notes he confronted an officer, apologized, and promised to pay the fines, arguing such behavior undermines public trust and the office’s example. The editorial calls for accountability and responsible leadership.

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Aiken Standard Leadership and Editorial Team Listed

The Aiken Standard's leadership lineup includes Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest Managing Editor Timothy B. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom and J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson in prominent roles.

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Proclaimed moralist Bill Bennett faces gambling scandal

Bill Bennett once bestselling author and former education secretary is under fire after reports by Jonathan Alter and Joshua Green label him a problem gambler. He admitted gambling too much and pledged to set a better example, acknowledging humility as lacking in his virtue catalog.

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School choice movement gains steam in DC and nationwide

The piece argues that the school choice movement grows as districts, led by Washington DC under Mayor Anthony Williams, embrace vouchers to improve failing public schools. It cites studies, court rulings, and polls showing broad support among parents, while unions and some Democrats resist.

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Aiken County schools praised amid tax and policy debate

A letter from CT. Jones in Aiken lauds Aiken County Public Schools as productive and well run, arguing against critic Mr. Usry who condemns the system. The writer cites per pupil spending, rising test scores, and low millage rates, urging support for taxes to sustain quality facilities and staff.

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Columnist Defends Dixie Chick Indirectly in Flap

A political columnist from Ori oo defends a Dixie Chick outburst as civil liberty while critics argue the act exposes Hollywood arrogance. The piece stresses free speech rights but readers counter that public backlash and boycotts reflect opinion, not silenced discourse.

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