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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2014
Page
14
The Aiken Standard lists Ellen Priest as Publisher and Tim O Briant as Audience Development Director with Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor.
Drucker observes that 19th century faith in tech paradise and 20th century blame of technology share a common error. He argues that human flaws such as blindness, cruelty, immaturity, greed, and pride drive failures, not machinery alone. Technology cannot save or doom humanity without wiser use.
South Aiken High School salutes former T Bred star Dekoda Watson, a Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker, by retiring his No 34 jersey at halftime of a boys basketball game. He sold autographed Get Fit calendars for Koda's Kids, aiding local youth.
The piece highlights a fragile post recession recovery with gains in housing jobs and consumer confidence while federal governance remains gridlocked. It singles out Obama’s speech, faulting Congress and calling for immigration reform as crucial to improving the nation’s broader fiscal and political health.
Dr. Rose Hayes notes the DOE faces limited options for disposing of 75,000 tons of spent fuel and 88 million gallons of waste. Repeats past proposals from Yucca Mountain and prior AEC plans, warns deep geologic repositories risk social collapse and natural disruptions, and urges R&D to reduce waste rather than expand SRS.
Mike Stake of Aiken argues for adherence to the U S Constitution and warns that Article V or a Convention of States could permanently alter the founding document. He urges educating voters, electing constitutionally minded officials, and demanding adherence to the current Constitution rather than changing it.
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