Legislature to reconvene over state budget cuts
Editorial supports Gov. Hodges plan to reconvene the legislature in December to implement targeted budget reductions. It argues delaying cuts worsens impact and defends proposed 4.25 percent to higher education, 5.25 percent across most departments, and 5.25 percent for constitutional officers and the General Assembly. Education should be protected where possible.
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Jim Hodges
General Assembly
Hodges
Aiken Standard Editorial Staff Credits
The Aiken Standard lists leadership and editorial roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Art Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest Managing Editor Timothy E. O’Brian Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Letitia Jefferson.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen ©. Priest
Timothy E. O'Brian
Phillip Yates
Scot Newcom
Letitia Jefferson
Kennedy health secrets reshape Camelot image
The Atlantic excerpt reveals JFK suffered Addison's disease and osteoporosis and endured chronic pain. He used hydrocortisone, testosterone, pain meds, sleeping pills, stimulants, and steroids. Biographer Robert Dallek says the revelations show grit rather than duplicity, raising questions about the presidency’s hidden strain.
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Kennedy
Addison
Camelot
Robert Dallek
Boston University
Jfk
White House
Janet Travis
Atlantic Monthly
Burke Marshall
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Theodore Sorensen
Brotherhood
Harvard
Travell
Max
Feelgood” Jacobson
Manhattan
Dallek
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Dwight Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Nixon
George Bush the
Ronald Reagan
Brothers & Sisters of Aiken County Evolves Youth Program
Charonica Pope outlines a 14 year tenure as Program Coordinator for Brothers & Sisters of Aiken County. The group, founded in May 1982, pairs youths facing family issues with mentors and works with Aiken Public Safety, the Solicitor’s Office, DHEC and local schools. Everett Chandler, assistant solicitor, is highlighted for his humble, kind, genuine volunteerism. The piece thanks community professionals and invites future volunteers at the provided number.
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Brothers & Sisters of
Aiken County
Lucinda Parks-Kenner
Brothers & Sisters
Brothers & Sisters of Aiken Executive Board of Volunteers
Aiken Public Safety
Solicitor's Office
Aiken Center
DHEC
Aiken County Public School System
Department of Juvenile Justice
Everett Chandler
Chandler
Wolun
Brothers & Sisters of Aiken
Charonica Pope
Pilgrims planted seeds for America's agricultural edge
Dennis T Avery argues that European crops and livestock created a food surplus enabling urban growth, science, and navigation, contrasting with American Indian dependence on maize and hunting. He cites Diamond on crop domestication, disease, and the spread of high yield farming, concluding Pilgrims harnessed global agricultural heritage to usher in America’s abundance.
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Washington
Plymouth Rock
Jared Diamond
Europe
Middle East
Eurasia
Asia
America
Massachusetts
Argentina
Central America
Panama
Diamond
Africa
Attica
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