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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard presents an editorial note featuring Ellen Priest publisher Tim O Briant audience development Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer executive editor. The item cites Alexander Solzhenitsyn noting a friend may argue with you and reflects a reflective space on discourse.
North Augusta advances a major upgrade plan at Riverview Park adding two gyms and improved security as it seeks to retain basketball tournaments like Peach Jam and Nike Nationals. The expansion, funded by the Capital Project Sales Tax, also includes a dog park, three more tennis courts and a club house to attract residents and bolster the local economy.
Anne Michaud argues extended unemployment benefits do not simply deter work. Personal history shows costs of long-term joblessness include bankruptcy and strained families, while North Carolina’s reform reduced benefits without clear job gains. She cites Urban Institute and Pew data and notes many drop from the labor force.
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker discusses President Obama and the football injury debate, noting his remark that he would not let a hypothetical son play pro football. She reflects on parental decisions, helmet safety advances, and football's enduring place in American culture.
Thomas N. Dean criticizes President Obama for pursuing totalitarian policy through Obamacare arguing it enforces a wealth redistribution via IRS and HHS power. He claims it imposes mandates on all citizens and expands unchecked regulatory boards while harming small business and job growth. He cites editorial alignment with Miami Herald.
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