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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 2002

Page

11

Editorial calls for Hodges resignation over budget inaction

The editorial accuses Gov. Jim Hodges of shirking duties after last week's defeat, criticizing his failure to convene the Budget and Control Board to cut expenses. It notes a $331 million revenue shortfall and argues he should resign if he cannot govern, urging new leaders to address South Carolina's shortfalls.

Jim Hodges State Budget and Control Board South Carolina Board of Economics Advisors Budget and Control Board Hodges Mark Sanford

Art Zappa nee Ellen joins Aiken Standard leadership

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and editor Tim O Briant announce management shifts at the Aiken Standard. Eastor Jeffrey B Wallace and others are listed among staff including production leader Phillip Yates and new editor J David Boyd. The notice names Scot Newcom Letitia Jefferson in association with editorial changes.

Scott B. Hunter Eastor Jeffrey B. Wallace ‘Art Zappanee Ellen ’. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J. David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Call for a guest worker program to fix immigration

An editorial argues that U S policy failures invite Latin American governments to aid illegal migrants. It notes consular matricula IDs, local acceptance, and Salvadoran efforts to push amnesty rules, urging a regulated guest worker system with fines and path to legality.

Washington Latin America United States Mexico el Salvador Honduras Guatemala California Texas Arizona Ilinois Georgia Francisco Flores Ber Americatel U.S

Best Friend Express clarified as county transit system

A Ken Ramirez letter prompted a public clarity note on the Best Friend Express, the Aiken County Transit System. The system serves the public, not restricted to any group, with four diesel cutaway buses meeting FTA standards, and a fixed route with occasional safe flag down stops. It operates in Aiken, North Augusta, and Midland Valley, with connections to Augusta and New Ellenton. Kathie Fowler of the Aiken County Transit Commission provides oversight.

Ken Ramirez Aiken County Best Friend Express Toransport Aiken Area Federal Transit Administration New York Atlanta Augusta City of Aiken North Augusta Aiken Midland Valley New Ellenton Kathie Fowler Aiken County Transit Commission

Democrats face bleak outlook after midterm losses and party infighting

The piece surveys the Democratic collapse after midterm losses, noting critics and leaders like Gephardt stepping aside and McAuliffe likely leaving. It contrasts Republican gains, Bush's popularity, and Pelosi's rise, arguing the Democrats must redefine strategy beyond boilerplate attacks and focus on credible messaging and leadership.

Housand Kennedy William Raspberry Washington Post New York ‘Times Bob Herbert House Richard Gephardt Missouri Terry McAuliffe Washington Britain

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