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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2003
Page
11
The piece argues federal deficits exceed revenues since Sept. 11 with a reported $374.2 billion shortfall in 2003 and forecasts possible future gaps past $500 billion. It criticizes political leaders for delaying spending cuts or tax increases and warns of long term damage to financial stability.
The Aiken Standard announces key personnel changes with Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as advertising director along with Ellen C. Priest Ming Edi Timothy E. O Briant ion and Phillip Yates in editorial and circulation roles.
Chip Benson argues Arnold Schwarzenegger embodies California’s culture and democratic participation. He frames the recall as a civic exercise, credits entertainment and immigrant roots, and claims Schwarzenegger mirrors the common people while contrasting with Gray Davis.
Gene England of Aiken writes of a Jehovah's Witness assistant principal who declined saying under God during the Pledge. He argues the right to freedom of religion or no religion should let both sides avoid or say the phrase as the Supreme Court may decide.
The Olde Towne Preservation Association thanks citizens and out of town visitors for a successful Day to Remember Colonial Times Encampment at the Living History Park in North Augusta. Visitors came from Georgia South Carolina Pennsylvania and Washington as OTPA plans future park growth.
The notice outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Writers may submit one letter every 30 days. Address letters to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina. Include email and fax contact details for submission.
Cal Thomas sits with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Oct 12. The interview outlines steps to halt terrorism: arrests and dismantling of terror groups, weapons handover to the United States, preventive measures, and education for peace. Sharon defends fence, rejects dismantling settlements, and stresses Israel will not compromise on security.
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