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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2013
Page
15
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, Advertising Director Dee Taylor, Business Manager Terri Cheek, Circulation Manager Laura Tiedman, Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson, and Production Director Ronnie Butler. Founded in 1867.
The quote from Theodor Fontane emphasizes two keys to happiness: finding where you belong and living smoothly through daily life, aided by a restful night and avoiding discomfort from new shoes. It frames contentment as balance between place and routine.
The editorial argues that despite a global boom, Big Oil profits slump due to scarce conventional resources and higher extraction costs. It notes Obama’s 2017 Atlantic Coast lease ban, cites US output highs, and calls to study offshore potential as a bridge to renewables with oil profits funding cleaner energy infrastructure.
Brittany Williamson of Aiken, a licensed professional engineer with a master's in nuclear engineering, analyzes a SAS Citizens Advisory Board meeting. She argues Yucca Mountain is the safest site and urges informed community decision making based on science.
Parker analyzes the GOP factions led by Cruz and Paul pushing to defund Obamacare while McCain shifts toward establishment. The piece cites potential government shutdown risks, generational realignment, and the idea of bipartisan budget progress versus party obstruction. Kathleen Parker notes Obama era wins and questions party strategy.
A reader critiques corporate structure and tax loopholes, arguing taxes flow from customers via prices. It cites Obama and Bush policies on green credits and subsidies and calls for clearer proposals and higher road funding through tax reform.
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