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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2008
Page
11
The North Augusta resident and long-time public servant Don Smith, representing S C District 83 since 2000, is urged for re-election. He backs school choice within public schools, questions broad private vouchers, supports tax cuts, and backs improved testing, meeting constituents personally and serving on local boards.
A reader argues that the bailout passed by Congress and the Senate under coercive pressure amounts to fascism. They claim representatives threatened martial law and urge voters to reject the two party system at the upcoming election to preserve freedom and civic voice.
Aiken officials discuss a proposed public safety plan aimed at the downtown district, detailing funding needs, staffing adjustments, and projected timelines. The plan seeks to improve patrols and community outreach while balancing city budgets.
Dr. Clint Wolfe of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness argues that low level radiation fears are unfounded. He cites linear no threshold theory as misused fear tactics and urges rapid nuclear power expansion to cut carbon emissions.
Robbie Yarborough of Especially Seniors of Aiken endorses Donna Moore Wesley for School Board District 8. He cites her business leadership, prior Small Business of the Year honors, BNI presidency, and a commitment to prudent budgeting and children's interests amid economic challenges.
A political letter argues abortion defines life and death in American politics. It compares party platforms and what it calls voting records of Barack Obama and John McCain, urging readers to choose life by voting Republican.
Readers are directed to send letters to the Aiken Standard by mail at Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 or via email and fax using the provided contact channels. The notice lists the mailing box, email option, and fax number 648-6052 for submissions.
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