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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2014
Page
13
Ellen Priest is publisher and Tim O Briant Audience Development Director at the Aiken Standard with Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor.
Laurence Sterne, Irish-born English author, lived 1713 to 1768, is quoted on respect guiding morals and manners. The line emphasizes self-respect shaping ethics and respect for others guiding social conduct.
U S Senator Tim Scott unveils the SKILLS Act to reform workforce development and training targeting the disabled, low income workers, and at risk youth while the CHOICE Act pushes school choice with scholarships for military families and disabled students. The plan seeks to modernize job training and expand opportunities amid a tech driven economy.
The State Department report says Keystone XL would not greatly raise emissions as oil from tar sands would reach markets anyway whether by pipeline or rail. Proponents argue pipeline strengthens Canada relations and creates jobs, while Obama faces broader climate moves and cleaner energy shifts. The piece warns against viewing the pipeline as the decisive climate action.
Leonard Pitts Jr. criticizes Martin Luther King Jr. heirs over lawsuits to recover and possibly sell King’s Nobel Prize and Bible. He questions motives, cites 1995 corporate ownership deal, and argues legal rights do not justify profiting from King’s memory.
A reader questions a projected water rate increase for Aiken residents who cut back usage. The letter argues lower consumption should lower costs and asks if higher rates apply when usage is beneath projections.
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