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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2008
Page
15
Aiken County School District faces a further 900000 reduction amid South Carolina's budget crisis. State revenue projections plunge, forcing unpaid furloughs for education staff and deep cuts across higher education and government services. The Legislature must pursue pragmatic, nonpartisan fixes to protect public needs.
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford vetoed a DNA legislation passed in the last session, with lawmakers ready to override. The dispute centers on sampling upon arrest for any felony, not only upon conviction, affecting about 90,000 residents and challenging the presumption of innocence.
The document lists roles and emails for key Aiken Standard staff including Publisher Editor News Director Production Director and other department heads with corresponding contact handles. It reads as an internal staff roster for the newspaper.
Column by a reporter on Gwyneth Cravens who shifted from opposing nuclear power to endorsing it. Cravens, Albuquerque raised, describes early anti nuclear views, her Shoreham protest, and how a nuclear tour with Dr D Richard Anderson changed her stance. She argues nuclear emits no greenhouse gases and supports energy self sufficiency.
Letters express thanks for Faiz Cafe and Fatz staff and donors who aided the fourth annual Women Build project in Aiken County. The note credits celebrity servers Sissy Brodie and others, Faiz Cafe and Fatz employees, and sponsors Women of Woodside for their ongoing support and partnership.
Christmas word usage sparks controversy as letters cite changes in schools and community groups in Hilton Head and urge shoppers to demand Christmas branding during the season. Writer Richard Healey of Aiken defends Christ’s day and values amid calls for inclusive language.
A reader argues that media, academia, and Hollywood tilt left, claiming many affluent figures live in a make believe world and rely on liberal support for lifestyle choices. He dismisses professors as lazy and cites tenure as failure to teach unbiased courses.
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