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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2003
Page
11
Analysis by The State shows Gov Mark Sanford appointed nearly twice as many campaign contributors to public office in his first six months as Gov Hodges did. Hodges concedes a governor favors like minded aides to move the administration forward. Beaufort Gazette.
SLED agents will stop inspecting fans bags this season as state budget cuts shift security duties to local police or university hired private security. Bomb squads remain on site but bag checks fall to others, raising questions about effectiveness after 9 11 and beer smuggling risks.
The page lists the newspaper's editorial and advertising staff including Scott Standard Scott B Hunter Jeffrey B Wallace and Arthur T Zappa along with circulation director Scot Newcom and J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson
The nationally televised 2004 Democratic presidential debate faced disruptions from Lyndon La Rouche supporters. Critics say the party fuels divisions while candidates attack Bush policy and face public skepticism about their appeal to voters.
Victor Reilly of Aiken argues that since 2001 the Bush administration has caused job losses, mounting debt, war costs in Iraq, and a worsening nuclear threat from North Korea. He calls for change and questions McCain's potential challenge, urging scrutiny of Bush's leadership.
A parent warns of dangerous traffic around North Augusta High near Knobcone Avenue. Students must walk along the dirt shoulder, cross without guards, and often occupy the road center, risking injury or worse. The writer urges school leadership to review and fix the hazardous conditions.
A reflection on Salkehatchie Sunday at St John s United Methodist Church in Charleston and the two decade old Salkehatchie project. The author recalls a funeral tribute to Patrick Brooks who gave to a homeless man and highlights the program s house renovation mission led by youth and leaders. Whitney Simons shares her Salkehatchie experience describing hard work and personal transformation through helping Ms Edna s 100 year old home. The piece ends with a vow to return and a message about gratitude and contentment in faith and community.
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