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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2013
Page
14
SCOTT B. HUNTER as Publisher TIM OBRIANT leads Audience Development MELISSA HANNA serves as Executive Editor DEE TAYLOR is Advertising Director LAURA TIEDMAN oversees Circulation LETITIA JEFFERSON directs Classified Advertising RONNIE BUTLER is Production Manager.
Elbert Hubbard notes that state sanctioned killing by governments sets a precedent leading private individuals to kill as well. The remark links public policy to private violence, underscoring moral and social consequences.
Aiken Public Safety accepts aluminum can donations to aid burn victims families via the Can It Campaign benefiting Southeastern Firefighters Burn Foundation and Joseph M. Still Burn Center guests at Doctors Hospital Augusta. Salvation Army warns of fake collectors during Red Kettle drive at Kroger Walmart Sam's Club and more. Camp Gravatt seeks donations for Fort Gordon holiday retreat. County recycling confusion prompts call to reinstate a plan across 10 centers.
The column argues Americans watch computers more than TV as reality shows erode demand. It cites Marie Osmond's fainting on Dancing With the Stars, Kim Kardashian's wedding, and other sensational moments as signs of a declining slate. It notes PBS remains a rare bright spot while pop culture figures like Bill O'Reilly appear in commentary.
Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer decries the Obama administration’s foreign policy. He argues the Ukraine tilt toward Russia undermines Europe and alarms allies. He condemns Middle East diplomacy with Iran and the Asia pivot as weak and provocative. He urges decisive sanctions, stronger deterrence, and a united Western response.
Aiken resident questions city plans to widen Hitchcock Parkway to a four lane beltway. He argues downtown should be prioritized, cites traffic, noise, pollution, wildlife habitat loss, and bridges in need of repair, and suggests lighter measures may suffice. He urges preserving trees and limiting road expansion.
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