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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2004
Page
1
Democrat state education superintendent accuses GOP Senate hopeful of patronizing in a fiery round. Jim DeMint argues Tenenbaum lacks understanding of key issues as they spar over social security taxes national security and abortion.
In a College of Charleston debate, Jim DeMint accuses daughter candidate Katrina Tenenbaum of not understanding Social Security, prompting Tenenbaum to scold him for patronizing remarks as they spar over the U S Senate race to replace retiring Fritz Hollings.
The Aiken Junior Woman's League funds an exhibit and sale of works by Annie Sullivan and other Alzheimer's patients at Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center. Proceeds go to the South Carolina Alzheimer's Association. Co chairs are Melissa Hiner and Elaine Johnson.
Jerry and Robin Hagaman of near Tampa describe a tough few days after hurricanes. They competed Sunday in a combined driving event hosted by Aiken Driving Club at Katydid Farm in eastern Aiken County, saying they had worked three days to access their house.
In the 8A preliminaries for single horse driving Jerry Hagaman finished third overall with navigator Robin Hagaman praising the performance. The report notes the decision to travel as part of the event coverage.
Advisers warned Senator Strom Thurmond that racist rhetoric would fail in South Carolina. Weeks after memo receipt Thurmond shifted from staunch segregationist to racial moderate amid a Clemson University archives review. Dolly Hamby’s memo urged Strom to present a more moderate stance as his Senate career neared its end.
A single candidate runs unopposed for County Council chairman while staff proposed resolutions shape the agenda. Council members attend 18 regular sessions plus special meetings, join three committees, hold pre meeting work sessions, and rely on executive briefings and constituent contacts.
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