Powell urged to enter the Republican race for president
The column urges Colin Powell to seek the GOP nomination now, arguing his fiscal conservatism and stance on welfare, abortion, gun control, and foreign policy could energize a centrist Republican ticket. The piece contrasts this with current candidates and notes Powell’s potential to add heart to a harsh debate.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
GOP
U.S
Powell
Morris Thompson
Letters Policy and Community Integrity Voice in Aiken
A letter writer from Cardinal Drive criticizes Tri-Development Center actions, accusing the organization of misleading neighbors and seeking to stop a proposed institutional bus service. The correspondent links integrity to property values and community impact, urging consideration before council action. Ed Grimm signs the letter, arguing the matter affects housing and neighborhood concerns.
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John Downs
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Cardinal Court
Tri-Development Center
Cardinal Drive
United Way
Aiken United Way
Palmetto Society Heritage Circle
Residents oppose three phase tree labeling near Aiken homes
A tone of frustration runs through letters arguing against a local tree and shrub labeling project in Aiken led by Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch. Contributors report Medicare concerns, call for insurance reform, discuss aging costs, and urge safety for wildlife and drivers after a hunting dog incident on New Holland Road.
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Windham
Hopelands
Friends
Aiken
New Holland Road
Roblin Latimer Aiken
Aiken Standard Calls for Subscription Help and Contact Details
Location 126 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken outline office hours 6 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday and print delivery expectations 5 pm weekdays and 1 to 7 am weekends. customer service hours 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm weekdays 7 am to 10 30 am Saturdays and 8 am to 11 am Sundays. switchboard fax and editor contacts listed for local news features and publisher Scott B Hunter with phone numbers.
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P.O
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al Akon Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Ground water cleanup limits argued due to finite fund
South Carolina regulators advocate a reasonable cleanup cap for leaking underground tanks. With $35 million spent and over $500 million more needed next year, drinking water standards may be relaxed where risk is deemed low. Environmentalists challenge risk assessment as incomplete.
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South Carolina
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Charleston
Post and Courier
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