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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2004
Page
12
Aiken County voters heard conflicting views on a district produced pamphlet touting school achievements and low taxes. Bradley says he endorses the content but did not order the pamphlet, while opponents question timing and district involvement.
Washington reports a flu vaccine shortage led to mixed actions by leaders and candidates. Senate majority leader Bill Frist offered a Capitol clinic for senators on Oct. 7 while President Bush and John Kerry declined. Officials warned only limited doses would be available affecting prioritization for children and the elderly. Senator Cornyn accepted the offer, highlighting ongoing debate among lawmakers about vaccine distribution and exposure risk.
In a district 26 race, incumbent Senator Setzler argues education and a funded Medicaid are key. He stresses economic development and broader life issues beyond the budget. Barber, his Republican challenger, has no party-listed information and could not be reached for comment. Setzler is Aiken County’s longest-serving senator since 1977.
Setzler emphasizes economic development in rural areas like Monetta Perry Wagener and Salley with a focus on clustering. He also stresses education and health care including prescription drugs for seniors and adequate funding for Medicaid as key state issues. He urges constituents to vote on November 2.
The text notes that Setzler earned a bachelor’s degree and a law degree from the University of South Carolina and is married to Ada Jane Taylor. The couple has four children named Tara Nikole, Jamie Leona, Sabra Taylor, and Amber Jane.
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