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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2006
Page
15
A South Carolina gas tax moratorium for October to December provokes debate as lawmakers claim a taxpayer break while critics call it a near election payoff. The plan would cost about 100 million, funded from budget surpluses, with households saving about 100 over three months, though skeptics doubt price relief and fear political motives.
Joaquin Godoy Alken voices frustration with the Bush administration citing war lies and corruption. He questions national direction, cites Lapham, notes low approval of Congress, and argues Democrats must win in the South to survive ahead of 2008.
The article lists staff roles including Production Director Philip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Hoyn and Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with their email placeholders for the Aiken Standard.
The article explains the annual UHS award honoring the hospital that best shows service excellence and quality patient care. It highlights ARMC’s recognition of efforts by physicians, associates, and volunteers, and notes the impact on employees and patients fostering confidence in exceptional care.
Aiken Regional Medical Centers received the Service Excellence Award from parent company Universal Health Services at a Wednesday ceremony. Alan Miller presented the honor, noting outcomes and patient experiences drive recognition. ARMC leaders credit teamwork and staff dedication for the achievement amid system-wide updates and growing care access.
The Aiken Standard reports Marlboro Station sold alcohol to a minor on April 28. The bartender, new and training for about an hour, claims he watched for pink armbands and black X marks but the incident occurred. Management says it has reminded staff to watch for the wrist markings.
Local reader Travis Vance Alken asks where Skipper Perry stands on key issues and accuses him of avoiding direct answers about the TIF bill property tax relief and potential sales tax changes. The letter urges Perry to speak for himself and provide clear policy positions.
A nationwide length limit is not my concern but the district should follow clear hiring rules. The writer urges public input on procedures for filling vacancies, requiring advertised posts and a parent teacher administrator and special group selection committee. The superintendent submits the best candidate to the Board for approval, stressing joint action and consistent guidelines.
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