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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2013
Page
11
The Aiken Standard lists key staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Dee Taylor Advertising Director Laura Tiedman Audience Development Director Tim O Briant Production Director Ronnie Butler Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson and Classified Advertising Manager Melissa Hanna in the 1867 founded paper’s masthead.
A reflective quote from surgeon Charles Horace Mayo, Mayo Clinic co founder, noting that many die from doubt rather than overwork. Highlights his view on mindset and perseverance.
Editorial argues for expanding workforce programs across the state to sustain manufacturing growth. Bridgestone reports 4 500 applications for 200 jobs, with on the job training. Aiken County plants exemplify regional economic stability as SC forecasts positive 2014 growth and ten counties meet pre recession employment highs. University expert Joseph Von Nessen emphasizes attracting businesses through skilled labor.
Kathleen Parker argues that Republican messaging fails because it treats women as a target for witty phrases. She urges engaging women on issues, not coaching men to “talk to a lady,” noting figures like Joe Biden and Rush Limbaugh as examples of flawed approaches.
Claude O'Donovan leads a grassroots drive for a Convention of States to force Washington to curb power and debt. The effort gathers nearly 100 legislators from 32 states at Mt Vernon Assembly and draws bipartisan support. critics warn of a runaway convention.
A reader from Aiken criticizes a large road project linked to Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Wade Brodie. They allege lack of a total cost cap and note prior private funding promises for the Train Station Welcome Center, now funded by taxpayers as a city purchase. The letter urges caution about the project.
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