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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2014
Page
11
Aiken Standard presents a reflection from its editorial staff quoting Adrienne Rich on how lying can be conveyed through words and silence. The piece invites readers to consider honesty in communication and the ethical responsibilities of publishers.
South Carolina senator Tom Young introduces a measure to empower the Department of Social Services to disclose details of suspected child abuse and neglect and to publicly report when abuse leads to death or near death. Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton supports full reporting but notes about 90 percent compliance among coroners, urging 100 percent. The bill aims to improve transparency and consistency in investigating child fatality cases.
The piece argues the VA backlog of 344000 cases shows government delay in veterans benefits. It notes Boehner calls for firings of those responsible while Shinseki cites progress from 611000 to 344000. It urges Congress to push for faster processing and timely responses for veterans.
Column previews the Ai ken County Council District 2 Republican primary race with candidates Mike Stake and Camille Furgiuele. Stake promotes constitutional government and economic development while Furgiuele stresses conservative leadership and local issues ahead of the June 10 primary. Gary Bunker notes Woodside’s pivotal role.
A letter to the editor condemns altering Memorial Day observance for a makeup lesson day. The writer cites historical shifts to a last Monday in May and argues against shortchanging a day honoring fallen military personnel for weather related school delays and low attendance credits. The author questions school board priorities and questions re election prospects.
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