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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2002
Page
11
Editorial endorses Greg Ryberg for state treasurer citing his 50 store, 500 employee business background and belief he will prudently manage near 1.0 billion annual investments, 22 billion retirement system, and 5 billion budget while warning against one time dollars in the Legislature.
The Aitken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher with Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor and Art Zappa as a staff member. Ellen Priest serves as Business Manager while Himothy E. O Briant is Production Director. Phillip Yates and Scot Newcom appear in leadership roles alongside J. David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson in customer service and editorial operations.
Letters warn that Isusa would use a nuclear option and U S war plans push preemption. The writer favors Brighthorp and Sanders as steady, common sense choices to curb executive military adventurism and boost turnout next month.
A columnist claims INS officials in Seattle released Lee Malvo and his mother Uma James after Border Patrol detained them as illegal stowaways. The piece alleges law violations, seeks accountability, and cites Border Patrol and INS criticism amid the Washington sniper case. It includes quotes from agents and references to immigration policy and a book about immigration enforcement.
A column collects reader thoughts on news reporting quality and journalists motives. Opinions range from skepticism about information releases to calls for accountability and restraint in coverage of violent events.
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