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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2003
Page
11
The editorial honors the American worker and the labor movement while noting unemployment during the economic downturn. It reflects on the value of work to identity and family, urging appreciation for those still employed and remembrance for those who lost jobs in Aiken County.
The Aiken Standard lists publisher Scott B. Hunter and editor Jeffrey B. Wallace along with staff members Nomen Zene Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Circulation M Letitia Jefferson and others.
A contentious analysis claims illegal aliens in the Washington DC area obtain FHA HUD and other loans using tax payer IDs and false Social Security numbers. The piece cites brokers and a federal probe noting widespread lending to illegal residents and potential bank insolvency risks.
Stefan Gleason of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation argues that compulsory unionism harms workers. He cites cases against ILWU in Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City hiring disputes, and ULLICO insider profits. He frames violence and legal exemptions as enabling misconduct while urging rights to refrain from membership.
Aiken resident Katy Lipscomb weighs candidates Don Sprawls and Ed Giobbe, pledging to research platforms and voting records, attend Meet the Candidate events, and email questions. She hopes for unity and fresh ideas in city politics.
A speaker argues on religious liberty and separation of church and state. He questions removing Ten Commandments monuments and Arlington tombstones, warns of radical threats, and pleads Americans to defend the Constitution and God Bless America.
The Aiken Standard invites brief signed letters with full contact details for verification. Editors may edit and condense. Writers should limit one letter every 30 days to keep viewpoints varied. Submit to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or by email or fax.
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