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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2015
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists Ellen Priest as publisher Tim O Briant as editor and director of audience Holly Ellington as news editor The staff note includes a Thought of the Day attributed to William E Vaughan about youth and middle age reflecting the paper's tradition.
The Cumbee Center provides shelter counseling and assistance to domestic violence and sexual assault victims and works to reduce these crimes through offender counseling and public education. It serves Aiken and surrounding counties and runs the Youth Violence Prevention Program with support from Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands.
The Aiken Standard explains submission rules for letters to the editor. Signatures and writer addresses are required. daytime phone numbers for verification must be provided. The limit is 500 words. longer letters will not be published. Anonymous or pen-name letters are not allowed. Publication is discretionary and letters tied to organized campaigns or candidates will be rejected.
George Will catalogs 2015 oddities from civil asset seizures to campus censors and political missteps. He notes dramatic shifts in judgment and government overreach across courts, schools, and agencies, urging a stricter public recall of such trends.
Letter writer cites polling summaries arguing for background checks while criticizing NRA tactics. Separate reader review thanks two OR nurses Christina Gillis and Meggan Clark for care during a Dec 15 surgery delay at Aiken Regional Medical Centers, praising surgeon Dr Wayne T. Frei.
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