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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2013
Page
13
A list of the Aiken Standard leadership includes Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Terri Cheek as Business Manager Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director.
A quotation from Aldous Huxley states that people rarely learn much from history, which he identifies as the most important lesson history provides. The line underscores the enduring caution about repeating prior mistakes.
Kathleen Parker surveys two salacious currents in Charleston politics. Mark Sanford's comeback bid, his family fallout, and the public response are weighed beside similar scandals from national figures, with emphasis on gendered reactions and the voters’ tolerance for past missteps.
Bill O'Reilly argues on his Fox News show that the Boston bombings are an act of terror and war, not a tragedy. He calls for urgency in defining the threat, notes security measures face controversy, and cites public reactions including New York City policy debates and ACLU responses.
A Boston-area high school student named Sarah Edwin Barhoum says his photo was used on the New York Post front page to wrongly imply he and a friend were suspects in the marathon bombing. A police briefing labeled the man in question a terrorist and a threat to Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, as authorities pursue an extensive search for the suspect.
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be signed with a real name and provide a publication address and daytime phone. Word limit is 300. anonymous or pen-named letters are not published. publication is discretionary.
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