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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 2009

Page

15

Head Start Stimulus Boosts Aiken County Enrollment

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds Head Start, enabling 41 new students to enroll across the Aiken office and Gloverville center for two years with a $300,000 annual grant. The program aims to boost school readiness through educational health nutritional and social services to enrolled children and families.

Aiken County Head Start Aiken Gloverville Center South Carolina

Governor Sanford to Visit Aiken for Meetings

Editor invites public questions ahead of Gov Mark Sanford’s Thursday visit to Aiken for events at the office. Readers are urged to email questions to J Wallace at Aiken Standard, focusing on topics like jobless figures economy and education.

Mark Sanford Aiken Gov. Sanford South Carolina Jwallace Aikenstandard

Taxpayer funded lobbyists draw ethics debate in South Carolina

Aiken Standard letters argue 382 SC lobbyists work at the State House with 90 paid by taxpayers and a total taxpayer spend of over 3 million. The writer, an Aiken resident and SC Policy Council member, questions conflicts of interest and urges education on government spending and reform. Names include Deedee Vaughters and Megan Kirby. City and state entities listed include Greenville, Columbia, Anderson, Sumter, and many counties and schools.

South Carolina Columbia Greenville University of South Carolina Washington, D.C Lincoln Memorial Megan Kirby South Carolina Policy Council

Truths and fears on government health care policy

A letter from Diane Giddings of Aiken recounts personal medical crises involving Navy care and a cancer scare in a child, arguing government run health care will deny end of life and costly care, and urging continued opposition to reform.

Navy Fort Gordon Eisenhower Mcg Joe Wilson Diane Giddings Aiken

Critics claim health reform is power driven and euro socialist

The text argues reform is a political power grab by the left, portraying the plan as an ideologically driven scheme to expand dependency and manipulate voters. It accuses leaders of corruption or fanaticism and distrusts government programs perceived as costed beyond promises. It laments political class failures to deliver genuine public good.

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