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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2005
Page
11
Editorial argues the second reading on a tax increment financing proposal could boost neglected Graniteville Warrenville and broader parts of Aiken County. It urges proactive redevelopment, infrastructure upgrades, and economic development to cut poverty and raise living standards in low income areas.
The Post and Courier notes President Bush faced a hostile reception led by Diego Maradona and voiced concern from Chavez supporters. While violent clashes followed a peaceful march, analysts say relations with Latin America were unlikely to suffer significantly.
Aiken County residents discuss Sunday blue laws and church access. Some oppose repeal citing employees may be forced to work. Others argue keeping blue laws maintains competitiveness and faith traditions across the river in Georgia.
Column argues President Bush and Karl Rove should replay a tougher political offense to rally support for the war on terror. It cites Veterans Day speeches and a Federalist Society talk critiquing critics, judges, and media while urging sharper rhetoric and public persuasion.
A reader urges continuing a daily or regular feature of letters from military personnel. She argues this would offer a fair view of progress in Iraq and give soldiers a direct voice, countering negative national media coverage.
South Aiken High School cross country coach Russ Busbee and assistants Ginny Busbee Stephen McNeill and Rock Slaughter receive thanks for leading a growing, volunteer program that earned district region titles and a second place in the state for the Lady Thoroughbreds. Former coach Ken Cole and principal Jan Nashatker are also acknowledged along with athletic director Karen Carter.
Reader notes that Sunday's Westminster Dog Show article gave prominence to the event but failed to cover most classes and both Best of Show winners. The critique singles out Ben Baugh for citing celebrity judges while neglecting other winners and requesting balanced acknowledgment of top winners.
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