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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2014
Page
15
Ellen Priest serves as publisher Tim O Briant is editor and director of audience Melissa Hanna holds the title of executive editor Michael Ulmer is the editorial page editor.
Senator Larry Martin proposes tightening domestic violence laws to bar gun possession for offenders, urging action in South Carolina. The plan mirrors Louisiana and Wisconsin measures, requiring disposal or transfer of weapons. supporters cite high DV fatality rates and public polling backing tougher rules, despite gun-rights concerns.
Ashton Carter, seen as a budget oriented Pentagon expert, stands to become defense secretary amid a fraying tie with the White House and a history of strong GOP backing. He would confront sequestration and push for new funding while navigating a White House prone to micromanaging foreign policy.
A quotation attributed to Mike Todd asserts that poverty is a frame of mind while being broke is a temporary state. The remark contrasts inner mindset with financial condition and highlights a distinction between wealth perception and short term hardship.
Kathleen Parker argues media, especially television, amplified Ferguson unrest for ratings. She notes how CNN spikes during breaking events and questions race coverage, urging responsible journalism while acknowledging Al Sharpton’s spotlight on injustice.
Elizabeth Darden of Aiken argues against licensing Yucca Mountain as a nuclear waste dump, citing earthquake and volcanic risks, potential water and air contamination, and dangerous nationwide shipments. She credits President Obama for canceling the project and urges Congress to halt funding while supporting Savannah River Site as a cleaner alternative.
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