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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2004
Page
11
An election hot topic centers on a pay period flyer distributed to 3000 employees two weeks before elections. The flyer touts district achievements with facts on SAT scores PACT results and dropout rates, raising questions about timing and ethics while incumbents face re election.
Listing of staff roles and contact emails for the Aiken Standard newsroom and publication team including publisher editor business manager and various department leads with associated web handles and names. This directory identifies key personnel such as Scott Hunter Jeffrey Wallace Arthur Zappa Ellen Priest Tim O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson.
Letter writers question the one cent Capitol Projects Sales Tax extension and its distribution to eight small towns versus the large share to Aiken County and cities. They also critique Bush administration planning, federal finances, environmental policy, and calls for no more years of leadership.
A candidate letter argues Bush offers experience and firm beliefs, noting wide support among veterans and urging undecided voters to back him. It cites a National Annenberg poll showing military trust in Bush and invites veterans to join a supporters list via email.
A reader writes about George W. Bush critiquing his four year term and asking readers to consider the Iraq War rationale. The writer suggests democracy in the Middle East could boost global peace and notes Israel benefits from Saddam Hussein's removal.
A letter urges City Council to protect dirt roads serving Hitchcock Woods used for horse training and recreation. The writer cites safety concerns from increased traffic, commuter buses, tourists and student speed on unpaved streets, seeking slower, reduced traffic to preserve peace and charm.
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters from readers for the Letters to the Editor column. Send your viewpoint with signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification.
The column argues Lynne Cheney’s remark about John Kerry reflects a broader view of his character and tactics. It contends Kerry uses fear and deceit to mobilize voters, targets blue collar and faith communities, and that his campaign relies on scare tactics and hostile rhetoric.
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