Editorial page quote on expenses and prudence
The Aiken Standard editorial board presents a Franklin quotation warning that small expenses can sink a great ship. The message emphasizes frugality and prudent budgeting as a lasting value for readers.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard editorial board presents a Franklin quotation warning that small expenses can sink a great ship. The message emphasizes frugality and prudent budgeting as a lasting value for readers.
The statehouse faces weeks of work with few remaining bills likely to advance. Lawmakers are urged to shorten the session to prevent irrelevant measures and allow focus on roads and bridges. Proponents cite reformers like Rep. Bill Taylor and Senators Massey and Young as pushing change.
The SC House backed full funding for the Conservation Bank for next year pending Senate approval, with $11 million likely and more as economy improves. Critics warn against the poison pill that would cut funds in a downturn, risking operational support for land conservation efforts statewide. The bank has preserved about 200,000 acres since 2002 and funded projects around Morris Island and Johns Island, and expansion in 2017 looms as a point of review.
Charles Krauthammer argues the left curbs debate by labeling climate denial and gay marriage opposition as heresy. He cites the Mozilla Prop 8 backlash and Obama era rhetoric, calling for defending dissenters as a core American value amid rising intolerance and politics.
South Carolina nuclear council chair writes that SRS is safe well managed and monitored by EPA and DHEC. He disputes claims of environmental problems or proliferation threats, notes transparency issues, and urges continued public scrutiny to accelerate cleanup while affirming low environmental risk at SRS.
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