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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2013
Page
15
The Aiken Standard announces its leadership team and department heads including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, Advertising Director Dee Taylor, and managers Terri Cheek Laura Tideman Letitia Jefferson Ronnie Butler.
Alfred Adler asserts a universal law of love as essential for humanity learning it will become natural in centuries. He warns that without mastering neighborly love, mankind cannot endure.
A pair of letters discuss how the Boston bombing coverage compared with Bush and Obama, critique NRA influence on gun safety bills, and challenge Victor Reilly's claims about militias with references to Madison, SC law, and constitutional arguments.
South Carolina Human Affairs Commission marks Fair Housing Month with the theme Our Work Today Defines Our Tomorrow. It notes illegal discrimination based on race color religion national origin familial status sex and disability and provides contact details for complaints and information. Delaine A. Frierson leads the fair housing program.
Kathleen Parker reflects on the Boston Marathon attack and the aftershock felt by readers. She notes the urge to mourn and the pressure to keep living, while criticizing reflexive sensationalism and the politics of fear. The piece condemns quick judgments and echo chambers and calls for humane resilience.
Mayor Tommy Muska says many were hurt and up to 15 killed in a fertilizer plant explosion while investigators collect evidence across the blast area. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick warns the bombing probe could drag on amid marathon footage analysis and a noted risk of further mass killings. The editorial page invites signed letters up to 300 words with full contact details to be published after scrutiny.
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