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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 2000

Page

4

Editorial urges continued support for three Aiken County Senate candidates

The piece endorses Tommy Moore for District 25 citing leadership and bipartisanship. Nikki Setzler is backed for District 26 for education advocacy, while S. W. Greg Ryberg is praised for energy and anti lottery stands in District 24 though facing a write in. The editorial urges Aiken County voters to back these incumbents in the upcoming senate election.

South Carolina Senate Aiken County Tommy Moore S.C. House Moore General Assembly Sen. Moore S.C Columbia Nikki Setzler Lexington County Setzler Greg Ryberg Ryberg Aiken

North Korea calls for reform and aid in Pyongyang outreach

North Korea faces a push from Western powers led by Madeleine Albright urging Kim Jong-Il to renounce terror and secret weapons programs while seeking aid for the North Korean people. The approach blends pragmatism with the demand for concrete steps toward denuclearization and improved behavior.

Pyongyang Madeleine Albright North Korea Kim Jong-Il

Aiken Standard Names James R. Bennett Jr. In Spotlight

James R. Bennett Jr. is highlighted in the Aiken Standard as a notable local figure with potential community impact. The article frames Bennett’s activities and roles within local organizations, underscoring his influence in civic projects and public discussions.

Letters on lottery taxes and local reforms in Aiken County

Readers critique South Carolina lottery proposals and education funding. They praise or oppose political figures and policies including Gov Hodges, Bush, Gore, creationism in schools, a 1 percent sales tax in Aiken County, and LOST. Arguments cover fiscal impacts, governance, and community development.

S.C Hodges Gov Hodges Gov. Hodges South Carolina US Supreme Court Aiken County

One Cent Capital Improvements Tax On Ballot

North Augusta and Aiken County voters face a November 7 ballot on a one cent capital improvements sales tax. If approved, the measure would raise about 54.6 million over seven years for countywide projects including street resurfacing drainage recreation funding and the Bobby Jones Expressway extension. Local projects would fund recycling facility expansion Riverview Park Summerfield Park sidewalks Greenway redevelopment and downtown Revitalization.

Aiken County Aiken Columbia County Georgia North Augusta Riverview Park Summerfield Park Tom Greene

Aiken Standard Calls for Brief Letters to the Editor

The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit letters to the editor with signatures, mailing addresses, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or condensed, and should be sent to the editor at PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, or via email and fax.

Aiken Aiken Standard Swallace Duesouth

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