Editorial urges every voter to participate in Election Day
The piece stresses the importance of registering and voting on November 2. It notes that ads from Kerry and Bush will dominate the airwaves but urges voters to discern facts from attacks, stay informed, and fulfill civic duty in local and state races alongside the presidential contest. It highlights the Office of Voter Registration at 916 Valluce Road.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Letters to the Editor Submissions
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit brief letters with signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited or condensed. Send to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email and fax.
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Local Aiken Standard Staff and Contact List
The item lists the Aiken Standard staff roles and emails including Publisher Scott Hunter Editor Jeffrey Wallace Managing Editor Arthur Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest and others such as Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Sales contact J David Boyd with various contact addresses and titles.
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Labor Day 2004 reveals a split view of American workers
The piece contrasts optimistic notes on productivity and wage gains with a counterpoint that real wages have fallen for the median worker since last year. It cites unemployment at 5.5 percent in July, rising consumer confidence, and record homeownership, while warning that wage growth has lagged despite 4.7 percent GDP growth. Mark Weisbrot and Mark J. Perry are cited as authors.
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Labor Day Outsourcing Fuels CEO Pay Boom
Sarah Anderson argues outsourcing shifts profits to chief executives rather than American workers. CEOs at top service outsourcers earned an average 10.4 million last year, far above the 8.1 million average for U.S. firms, with George David and Lawrence Ellison among the highest earners. She calls for fair pay and for bosses to tighten their belts.
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