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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1998

Page

4

Editorial slams campaign flaws in Ventura victory

The piece highlights Jesse Ventura's win as Minnesota governor elect fueled by his believability and stance against special interests. It notes his fiscal conservatism, refusal of money, and public financing system aiding Reform Party success, while urging candidates to speak plainly and face tough questions.

Jesse Ventura Minnesota St. Paul Norm Coleman Hubert H. Humphrey III Reform Party

David Plunkett Obituary Highlights Aiken Builder Deacon

David Plunkett 75 a longtime builder in Aiken died October 24 after months of illness. He built homes around Aiken, worked with J W Rushton, and later ran his own contracting. A devout Central Baptist Church deacon for 45 years, he served in youth classes and building committees. He belonged to Woodmen of the World, the Aiken Builders Association, and Center Volunteer Fire Department. He is survived by widow Helen Whittle Plunkett. the community offers deepest sympathies.

David Plunkett Aiken County Mr. Plunkett J. W. Rushton Aiken Rushton Plunkett Central Baptist Church Woodmen of the World Aiken Builders Association Center Volunteer Fire Department Helen Whittle Plunkett

Community thanks after missing child found in Aiken

Aiken residents express deep gratitude for swift search efforts by the county sheriff department civic groups rescue squads and state agencies that aided in locating Catherine after she disappeared. The finder jogger Dr Amy Gratch and her dog Bristo are singled out along with churches neighbors and local media for their roles. Continuous prayers from multiple faith communities provided comfort as the girl was recovered safe at daybreak.

Aiken Catherine Aiken County Aiken Department of Public Safety Aiken Rescue Squad State Law Enforcement Division South Carolina Millbrook Baptist Church New Covenant Presbyterian Church Cornerstone Baptist Church Saint Mary Help of Christians Church Amy Gratch Annette Marchell Aiken Regional Hospital Bristo Dr. Gratch Aiken Regional Medical Center Bill Bengtson Aiken Standard St. Mary Help of Christians New Earth Heaven

Republicans Lose Seats In Off Year Vote Shock

In a surprising off year tally the GOP lost seats in the House while retaining a Senate majority. Democrats gained ground through a union backed turnout drive, signaling possible party realignment and debate within Republicans over messaging and leadership after the Clinton era.

Monica Lewinsky House of Representatives

Letters on Peace Heart Medal and politics in Aiken

A letter writer defends the Peace Heart Medal for noncombat peacetime injuries, critiques Maj. Shane Sellers for free speech, and rails against state politics, education funding, and gambling as a path to schooling. The piece blends defense of constitutional rights with local concerns about taxes, churches, and civic responsibility in Aiken.

Marine Corps League Floyd D. Spence South Carolina Shane Sellers Clinton

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