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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2011
Page
15
Aiken Standard calls out the spread of unverified online rumors about local politics. It notes a false Facebook claim that councilman Dick Dewar planned to run for mayor, and urges readers to verify facts before sharing.
Publisher Scott B Hunter Executive Editor Timothy O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Advertising Director Dee Taylor Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman]]
Randy Page of South Carolinians for Responsible Government argues for parental veto over district and state decision making in school choice. He cites tax credit funded scholarships, Florida outcomes, and the need for low income students to access private options. Page highlights 30,000+ placed in private schools and urges empowering parents to choose the best fit.
Masashi Waki of the Liberal Democratic Party shouts at Prime Minister Naoto Kan and Cabinet members as scrutiny intensifies over Japan's worst nuclear crisis and TEPCO. The scene reflects mounting government pressure to resolve the disaster.
Moses Mims of Aiken argues that President Obama should retain Medicare Medicaid and Social Security funding while pursuing a balanced plan. He advocates taxing high earners ending Bush tax cuts and rejects Republican privatization of Medicare. The writer cites CBO findings and hopes for bipartisan compromise.
Gregory J Topliff argues that the United States must adapt to survive. He criticizes past leadership, urges expanding domestic refining, freezing imported oil, reopening capped wells, and expanding oil drilling to boost jobs and federal revenue. He cites Obama and international oil markets as drivers of cost pressures.
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