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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2010
Page
11
The piece argues South Carolina roads need more funding but warns against approving the TRAC gasoline tax increase in isolation. It urges waiting for the full plan future Legislature debate, and calls for comprehensive tax reform rather than piecemeal changes.
A letter to the editor commends Deedee Vaughters for insights on South Carolina politics. The writer blasts legislators as servile to self interest, urges tax reform, and calls for Washington era dignity and two terms of public service with no retirement.
A reader argues Joe Wilson has voted against Obama’s agenda and opposed a Democratic majority, contrasting him with two Democrats who backed Obama’s health plan. The writer questions his opponent’s positions and urges clear stances against or for Obama.
Circulation director Scot Newcom and business manager Terri Cheek are listed, along with news director Timothy E. O Briant, in this byline style credit block from the Aiken Standard. Contact emails accompany each role.
Lawmakers describe steep, often double digit tuition hikes as caused by budget cuts while education funding relies on Lottery money for LIFE HOPE Palmetto Fellows and grants. They urge balance to keep college affordable amid a 21 percent cut offset by stimulus funds and a 100 percent budget growth over a decade.
A federal ruling blocked state produced plates with the I Believe message for endorsing religion. Private groups may apply under a nonprofit plate law and create plates like In Reason We Trust, enabling various faiths and groups to seek custom tags.
A reader challenges Nancy Wilds view of the county office complex, listing numerous deficiencies. The letter argues for demolition and a modern, accessible building to improve employee work conditions and citizen service. It cites plumbing, heating, accessibility, security, space, and cost concerns.
Readers are invited to submit opinions under 200 words for publication. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Send to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via letters@aikenstandard.com or fax 648-6052.
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