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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2004
Page
8
Westminster resident Barrett, a former U S Army captain, runs unopposed for South Carolina’s Third Congressional District. He touts Savannah River National Laboratory, supports Yucca Mountain, and argues Iraq policy upgrades national security. He backs tort reform and Social Security reform including individual investment options.
The Associated Press Ipsos poll shows more than half with a relative at high risk fear vaccine shortages as two vaccine makers faced contamination issues reducing supply. Four in ten say they or a family member are at risk. many seek access for vulnerable relatives amid a looming flu season.
An AP poll finds about one third of Americans fear a family member who needs a flu shot may not obtain it this year. The concern centers on those at greatest risk the young the elderly and individuals with chronic illnesses amid vaccine shortages.
Barrett supports opening Yucca Mountain in Nevada as the nation's long term waste repository. He says the goal is to process and ship waste out rather than make South Carolina a dumping ground.
A candidate from South Carolina’s Third Congressional District summarizes two years of service. He pledges to prioritize homeland security, oppose international control of security decisions, and push for smaller government and tax cuts. He credits tax relief with economic growth and emphasizes faith and family as core values.
President signs a 136 billion tax cut bill aimed at businesses and farming firms with 76.5 billion for manufacturing. Kerry calls revenue neutrality bogus as many breaks last only one or two years, while offsets span ten years. House aide Thomas touts deficit-free corporate tax abuses crackdown. No signing ceremony held. May influence voters ahead of campaign.
Officials remind motorists to slow for children on trick or treating hours in Aiken Friday and Saturday. Public Safety and the Sheriff’s Office distribute bags and candy with donations from Woodside Development, Publix, and Sam’s Club.
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