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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2014
Page
15
The piece cites Adrienne Rich on how life satisfaction hinges on individual ingenuity self sufficiency and resourcefulness. It argues that waiting for life to provide happiness often leads to boredom and urges readers to rely on their own efforts.
South Carolina regulators press Duke Energy to close and manage coal ash ponds carefully after a controversial spill in North Carolina. Officials warn of toxic contaminants like arsenic and chromium and urge environmentally friendly, cost effective measures to protect water and tourism.
Nine months after the army ousted Egypt's president, Gen. Abdel Fattah Sisi announced a bid for the presidency. The piece argues the United States should press Sisi to abandon repression and pursue political dialogue with opposition groups to restore long term stability and secure aid.
A reader uses Easter themes to compare biblical Pilate with modern politics. The letter links crucifixion and resurrection to political pressure, Obama and Kerry, and ends urging to stay out of politics while noting Jesus rose on the third day after Passover.
A letter criticizes the South Carolina rule restricting penny sales tax referenda to half the counties, arguing it harms Aiken County schools. It urges action by local officials, endorses Mike Stake for County Council District 2, and targets Sen. Lindsey Graham with sharp criticism of his record and influence.
A letter from Maxine Dexter in the Aiken Standard argues MOX fuel made from weapon grade plutonium has buyers and notes the DOE has considered offers for months. It asserts MOX aims to remove plutonium from weapons use and remains the preferred environmental and nonproliferation solution.
The Aiken Standard invites letters signed by writers with address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must stay under 400 words and may be edited for length and taste. Anonymous or organizationally driven letters will not be published or accepted.
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