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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2014
Page
15
Ellen Priest is Publisher and Tim O Brien serves as Editor and Director of Audience Melissa Hanna holds the position of Executive Editor Michael Ulmer is the Editorial Page Editor comprising the paper's masthead leadership and editorial leadership team.
Quote attributed to Elbert Hubbard urges action over silence, highlighting a paradox about leadership and criticism from the American author and publisher born in 1856.
The USC Darla Moore School of Business notes steady state growth with tourism and manufacturing supporting South Carolina in 2015. Employment growth outpaces national trends, but wage growth lags behind. Bridgestone investment in Aiken County adds over 850 jobs and $1.2 billion, the state's largest. Local efforts like a one percent sales tax and better school facilities aim to sustain vitality and attract families and business.
The Senate Intelligence Committee advances a disputed report condemning CIA torture from 2002 to 2005, prompting warnings its publication harms national security and glosses over minority input. Critics urge balanced context, noting ongoing wartime stakes and previous congressional action outlawing the techniques.
Cal Thomas argues the release of the CIA torture report during active war is misguided while Feinstein and allies say CIA tactics lied about and exceeded authority. He notes claims the methods yielded critical intel, while opponents warn of emboldening enemies and moral decline.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Limit under 300 words. longer letters won’t be published. Editors may modify for length and taste. pen names and anonymous letters are not allowed. publication is discretionary.
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