Barber Endorsed Over Bauer For Lieutenant Governor
In an editorial, Barber is urged to replace Bauer as lieutenant governor citing Bauer’s speeding incidents and misuse of authority. Barber, a former six year state legislator and Charleston School Board member, is praised for maturity and steadiness to avoid headlines and restore credibility.
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Barrett Earns Support For Third Term In U S House
U S Representative Gresham Barrett, a Westminster resident, is praised for service to the Third District including Aiken County. The note highlights his Savannah River Site support, work with South Carolina leaders, local constituent office, Army service, and experience as a small business head as reasons to return to Washington for a third term.
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Aiken Standard Publisher and Staff Directory
A listing from the Aiken Standard shows staff roles and contact details including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy B. O Briant Production Director Photp Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Customer Service Manager Latitia Jefferson Yellerson and other listed positions.
From the Artist's Pen: Endorsement for Sanford Governor
A letter from Thomas Colleran of Aiken endorses Governor Mark Sanford as conservative and effective. He cites a $255 million deficit elimination, balanced budget, tax cuts, and 125,000 new South Carolina jobs. Colleran urges re election, praising Sanford for standing against liberal excesses and maintaining limited government.
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Letters Endorsing Barrett and Sanford Support
A letter urges voters in South Carolina to back Gresham Barrett for the Third Congressional District, praising his courage, immigration stance, fiscal restraint, and Marriage Protection Amendment. It also endorses Gov. Mark Sanford, arguing his tax relief, business climate reforms, tort reform, and job-creation measures are key to continued economic progress.
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Barrett Gresham Barrett honesty and integrity praised
Observers credit Congressman Gresham Barrett with honesty and integrity in his early term. They applaud his courage to stand by principle, resist populist pressures, and speak plainly without relying on advisers, noting his openness on tough issues.
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Embrace sound growth in Aiken
The Aiken Standard editorials urge local leaders to stop obstruction and engage with residents on growth plans. They criticize the Sand River stance and call for extending utilities and inviting capable investors to improve Aiken’s service culture and development.
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Sanford vows action on SC economy and taxes
Governor Mark Sanford argues that South Carolina must overhaul its economic and tax structures to address budget strains and boost growth. He presses for reforms aimed at job creation, business climate improvement, and fiscal sustainability amid ongoing fiscal pressures.
Allowing children to be children in Aiken
A reader comments on Jeffrey B. Wallace's article in the Sunday Aiken Standard about children's development. The letter urges balancing physical activity with self-esteem, argues for active play to boost learning and social skills, and questions the avoidance of healthy competition. The writer suggests recess activity ideas and encourages educators to get outdoors and run.
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Crafting a Clear Decision Path for Civic Voting
A church columnist urges readers to commit fully to decisions, using the idea of cutting off alternatives as a metaphor. He contrasts ambivalence in personal life with the need to choose politicians wisely, calling for informed voting and ongoing support for elected leaders.
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