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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2009
Page
11
The Aiken County School Board will revisit the M B Khan report on district facilities and demographics. Directors agree not to pursue the full 357 million bond proposal yet, but will craft a phased plan and funding options for future construction as the economy improves.
The Aiken Standard lists its leadership and contact roles with names and emails for publisher editor news director production circulation and more. It names Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Terri Cheek Michael W. Gibbons Letitia Jefferson and others.
Doug Wyatt argues that geoscientists view Earth as a dynamic system shaped by cyclical climate changes and natural processes. Humans cannot override long term Earth dynamics, so understanding change is essential for future welfare and policy.
A reader discusses Jack DeVine's column, condemns extreme partisanship, and urges careful scrutiny of lawmakers. The letter argues Bush era bipartisan actions, cites deficits of current Congress, and calls for term limits to prevent drift toward socialism. It warns against sweeping anti constitutional change and stresses questioning representatives on specific votes.
The notice invites public opinions on issues of concern. Readers can mail letters to 456, Aiken, SC 29802 or email letters@aikenstandard.com or fax to 648-6052 for publication consideration.
The speaker criticizes a health care plan for omitting subsidy details and forcing health insurance, arguing subsidies must reflect more than income and noting affordability issues for ages 18 to 64. The remark contrasts health and car insurance and questions overall costs.
Gary Daniel Aiker argues against anticipated health care legislation, accusing government of hiding costs and predicting tax increases. He cites Massachusetts style reforms and guaranteed issue states, warns of public option as a step toward universal health care, and contrasts Canadian tax burden with U.S. taxes.
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