Aiken Standard Tribute to Absent Friends Quote
The piece notes the absence of friends and cites Elizabeth Bowen, highlighting the sentiment that absence can blot people out and that we have no truly absent friends.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2017
Page
11
The piece notes the absence of friends and cites Elizabeth Bowen, highlighting the sentiment that absence can blot people out and that we have no truly absent friends.
Editorial argues for FOIA improvements including a review process, clear exemptions, and faster response times. It praises two House bills backed by Rep. Bill Taylor and Rep. Weston Newton, notes SC Supreme Court limits on body cam video, and urges autopsy data release under FOIA while cautioning on broader transparency needs.
Letter criticizes media coverage of Advance Aiken poll on revitalization. Stephen Barrow thanks Salvation Army supporters for 2016 aid aiding 4000+ with shelter utilities and programs across Aiken, ALinked counties pledging continued stewardship and partnerships.
Columnist compares Trump transition turmoil to Obama first-term woes. It recalls Freeman and Richardson withdrawals, Daschle and Geithner scandals, and the 100 day cabinet turnover, arguing media bias inflates current clashes.
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