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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2004
Page
9
Dear Abby letters explore a nine year friends with benefits bond with Mitch who lives with Edna and their 11 month old son. The writer seeks clarity about Mitch and her wish to be his primary partner while maintaining a sexual relationship amid his resistance.
South Carolina Senator Ryberg pushes for state government restructuring and budget fixes amid a 3.4 billion shortfall. He aims to limit stalling rules, vows efficiency, plans tax rate cuts, tort reform, and address retirement systems in 2005. He notes prior rule abuses slow legislation.
Ryberg pushes tort reform to boost global competitiveness and calls for state government reform to increase taxpayer accountability. He supports public education and wants local school boards to gain more control over funds, aiming for district flexibility.
In his own words the speaker says voters elected him for 12 years of service and outlines support for Governor Sanford's Contract for Change. He cites DMV restructuring as a model for health care and agency reforms while urging fiscal soundness of the Retirement system and steps on belt enforcement, tort and property tax reform, and Palmetto Parkway funding.
Ryberg seeks 85 to 90 million dollars in state funding for phase two of the Palmetto Parkway from the Aiken Augusta Highway to I 20. The first phase was financed by the State Infrastructure Bank on which Ryberg serves. Ryberg is CEO of REI Inc and a Marquette University graduate. He is married to Elizabeth Rose Denkewalter. they have three grown children Amy Kyle and Shana.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger endorsed a 3 billion bond for human embryonic stem cell research and also backed a ballot plan to overhaul party primaries. The moves conflict with the state GOP stance on Prop 71 and may strain ties with Republicans and the Bush administration. Supporters cite biotech leadership and potential Alzheimer’s cures while critics point to debt and political risk.
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