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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2013
Page
13
The item lists key figures at the Aiken Standard including Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director and a Washington Irving quotation.
A public private partnership led by Savannah River National Laboratory and Clemson University opens a new $110 million Energy Systems Innovation Center in North Charleston. Duke Energy cites grid resilience and disaster recovery gains from wind research, with about $107 million in DOE and private funding. the project supports about 80,000 U.S. wind industry jobs and signals economic expansion across South Carolina.
The piece urges banning texting while driving as a public safety step. It cites 3300 USC and Clemson students who signed a pledge, praises Gov. Haley for backing the pledge, and argues a law is needed to curb this growing highway risk alongside existing drunk driving, red lights, and seatbelt laws.
The column likens Obama's falling public trust in health care to Jimmy Carter's crisis era. It notes a six month interim Iran nuclear pause with limits on enrichment, reports global skepticism, and weighs whether the president can regain competence and trust amid bipartisan criticism. Martin Schram analyzes the political stakes.
Jerrold Sundt of Aiken questions SC State Rep Bill Taylor about a 10 000 constituent poll and opposes the Fair Tax proposal. He argues it would abolish four billion in business taxes but shift the burden to consumers, citing a 58000 medical bill that would incur about 3500 in sales taxes under the plan.
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