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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2008

Page

13

Editorial Voice calls for recorded legislative votes

The letter urges Aiken readers to support requiring most votes in the South Carolina General Assembly to be recorded. It notes other bodies record actions, contrasts with voice votes, praises Gov Sanford and Rep Haley, and argues voters deserve accountability and transparency from legislators.

Columbia U.S Congress South Carolina General Assembly Mark Sanford Lexington County Nikki Haley State House Aiken County House Senate

Letters to the Editor Addressing Aiken Standards

Readers may send letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard for publication. Submissions should be 200 words or fewer and subject to editing. Provide contact details for verification and respond to local issues, events, or public affairs relevant to Aiken and its community.

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Bush presses for action on $700 billion rescue plan

President Bush works to revive an unpopular $700 billion Wall Street rescue, warning that delay by Congress could spark a financial panic and harmful scenarios.

Congress America Bush Wall Street

Aiken Standard Staff Credits Update

The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including News Director Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons with other titles held by Scott B Hunter and Terri Cheek details. The document outlines positions at the paper and contact handles associated with the publication.

Readers debate energy policy and nuclear options

A letter panel urges embracing natural gas, nuclear electricity, and an electric highway with charging stations while warning of price rises from greater CNG demand. The authors advocate removing anti-nuke politicians and criticise partisan rhetoric examples.

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Individual Choice in Smoking and Public Health Policy

Stephen Vaughn Geddes argues that smoking should be a personal choice as long as it remains legal and does not harm others. He criticizes government actions restricting smoking in bars and other optional-use venues as overreach and notes employees and patrons assume risks in smoking environments.

Energy doctor prescribes energy sources in a comic cure

In a humorous exchange a doctor argues against fossil fuels and promotes sustainable and nuclear options. The piece features the patient debating risks and benefits with arguments about renewables, wind, solar, and nuclear energy. Clint Wolfe of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness is cited.

U.S Clint Wolfe Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness

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