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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 2005

Page

11

Editorial on Katrina Lessons and Ophelia Evacuations

The piece argues Katrina's devastation warrants cautious government action and notes Gov. Sanford's voluntary evacuation of three South Carolina coastal counties as Ophelia approaches. It urges continued preparedness and decisive orders to protect coastal residents from Caribbean and Atlantic hurricane threats.

Gulf Coast Ophelia South Carolina Atlantic Mark Sanford North Carolina Gulf Alabama Louisiana Sanford America

Gas prices rise after Katrina strain cited by state official

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster predicts governors may regret emergency declarations as gas prices soar after Hurricane Katrina. Orangeburg sees prices above three dollars per gallon while supply disruptions push costs higher and demand shifts.

South Carolina Henry McMaster Mark Sanford Orangeburg McMaster Congressional Budget Office U.S Gulf Coast The Times Democrat

Advertising and Production Leaders Named for Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard lists its management team including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa Business Manager Ellen C. Priest Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with contact notes.

Letitia Jefferson Jefferson Aikenstandard Com

USCA Golf Aims for Third Straight NCAA II Title

USCA’s golf program eyes a third consecutive NCAA Division II national championship. Coach notes experienced, battle-tested players and confidence they can perform at the national tournament. The team is also ranked by Golf Digest as among the top programs in the country, a source of pride for remaining Division II standouts.

U.S Golf Digest

Senator testifies on North American security and sovereignty

Dr. Robert A. Pastor urges viewing citizens as North Americans and supports a continental perimeter security with Mexican and Canadian input. He calls for a North American Border Pass, expanded Homeland Security, and a permanent NAFTA dispute court, arguing these threaten U.S. sovereignty.

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robert A. Pastor U.S Pastor North America Department of Homeland Security Mexico Canada NAFTA Cfr. Org Lugar Coleman

Aiken tax angst targets local councils and pork

A letter accuses Aiken City and County Councils of wasteful spending and cronyism aimed at special interests under a guise of political correctness. The writer condemns reliance on federal pork for projects like an intermodal facility and urges voters to support fiscally prudent candidates who protect regional growth beyond Aiken.

Aiken County Council Greenville Congress CSRA

Letter criticizes politicians for not helping Katrina victims

Amy Trier Aiken argues that public figures offer only criticism after Hurricane Katrina while offering no real aid. She demands action and relief coverage, calling for rescues and supplies rather than political commentary.

Gulf States Amy Trier Aiken

SeniorNet in Aiken Faces Funding and Equipment Shortage

Aiken's SeniorNet marks six years serving residents over 50 with free volunteer led computer classes at USC Aiken. Founder Bruce McGrath built a 50 member teaching team. 1,500+ residents trained. now seeks 10 large monitors and future computer upgrades as Vista looms, with no corporate sponsor or local funding.

SeniorNet Aiken USC Aiken Bruce McGrath Aiken Computer Club USCA Microsoft Bill Hayes Aiken

Democrats Must Regain Power in the South

A call to restore Democratic control in the South cites the 1964 Civil Rights Act as a turning point and urges a unified African American voice led by figures such as Andrew Young Julian Bond and John Lewis to win the 2006 midterm and reclaim the White House in 2008.

Democratic Party South Lyndon B. Johnson White House Andy Youngs Julian Bonds John Lewis Joaquin Godoy Aiken

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