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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2010
Page
15
The piece argues for keeping the new county offices at the Richland Avenue site in downtown Aiken. It calls for a well designed, functional building that projects county pride and serves residents, even if costs rise slightly, aiming for a 50 year impact.
Publisher and editors listed with job titles and contact handles for Aiken Standard. Includes Scott B. Hunter Timothy E. O Briant Arthur T. Zappa Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Terri Cheek Michael W. Gibbons Letitia Jefferson Wjefferson.
The column argues private SC schools provide public education, with lower tuition, rigorous testing, and broad access. It notes 55 000 students attend private schools, 300+ schools across 44 counties, and potential public savings from school choice. Edward Earwood leads the SC Association of Christian Schools.
In remarks to CBS Senator Lisa Murkowski said she could not back Sarah Palin for president citing lack of leadership and policy interest. Senator Lindsey Graham commented after Ahmed Ghailani’s conviction, framing Guantanamo detainees as war fighters rather than criminals.
A reader from Aiken, Davis Cheek, criticizes the newspaper for left leaning coverage and calls for balanced reporting. He opposes tax spending on education, cites failing South Carolina schools, and blasts the school board’s $236 million tax request and state metrics.
A community workshop on the fair tax concept and related bills is set for Ryan's on Whiskey Road in Aiken. Rep elect Bill Taylor and South Carolina fair tax volunteers will discuss the national and state bills, answer questions, and invite broad public participation at 10 a.m. on November 20.
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