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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2002

Page

11

NAACPcritique of Growth as DaimlerChrysler Chooses Georgia

South Carolina NAACP claims credit for pressuring DaimlerChrysler to avoid SC despite a $754 million plant plan that would have created about 3,300 jobs. NAACP leader James Gallman says the boycott targets the Confederate flag and argues for broader economic action, while the company denying impact cites geography and strategy.

South Carolina NAACP Palmetto DaimlerChrysler Summerville Savannah James Gallman Aiken Georgia Othmar Stein Stuttgart Germany Gallman State House Columbia General Assembly Roup Capitol Ballman S.C Gallpan

Allen Standard Publisher Editors and staff listings

A reader notice lists key personnel at the Allen Standard publication including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest production director Phillip Yates circulation director Letitia Jefferson and others.

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Pine Ridge in South Dakota Highlights Political Critique

The piece criticizes Senator Tom Daschle amid claims of national neglect while detailing Pine Ridge Reservation’s dire conditions. It notes unemployment, poverty, addiction, and bare infrastructure as context for political attacks tied to Daschle and the 1999 Clinton remarks.

Senate Tom Daschle South Dakota Bush America Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Democrat Party Shannon County Census Bureau Pine Ridge Haiti Wall Street Journal Clinton Housing and Urban Development Andrew Oxyomo Tom Daschile Nile Reservation Pine Ridge Reservation House of Representatives Daschle Unior Tim Johnson GOP John Thune

Bilingual education clash fuels violence and politics

Rita Montero leads Colorado Amendment 31 to replace bilingual programs with English immersion amid a heated campaign. The piece details threats and vandalism aimed at Montero and the broader clash between bilingual advocates and critics, citing past confrontations and a push to curb bilingual education nationwide.

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Governor Hodges Accused of Redirecting Funds from Child Aid

A public letter accuses Gov. Hodges of diverting money from the Continuum of Care for Emotionally Disturbed Children to cover his office budget. The writer alleges theft of funds used for printing, services, and rent, harming nearly 100 children on the waiting list. The letter condemns the governor and endorses opponent Mark Sanford.

Hodges Are Mark Sanford South Carolina Governor's Mansion

DMV Title Transfer Frustration at Graniteville Offices

Reader details repeated failed attempts to transfer a vehicle title at Graniteville DMVs in Belvedere and Aiken. The writer criticizes staff for slow service, unhelpful guidance, and inconsistent requirements, calling for better posted protocols and improved public service.

Graniteville DMV Mattie Cook Belvedere Aiken

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