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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists key staff positions including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Executive Melissa Hanna Advertising Director Dee Taylor and other management roles. It notes the paper’s founding year as 1867 and provides current leadership names for circulation, classifieds, and production.
A dated quotation attributed to Gertrude Stein, an American author, reflecting social commentary on equality and rank, with the span of years 11874 1946 suggesting a misprint or error in the source.
Readers criticize Senate filibuster concessions as ceding power to a minority and urge protections for elderly and poor. A letter questions Hagel nomination blocking and cites Obama picks, while others urge restraint on sequestration cuts and warn against cutting entitlements and basic public services.
Columnist Bill O'Reilly reflects on American culture shaped by postwar music from the big band era to rock and roll and the British invasion. He notes protests of the Vietnam era, disco, AIDS, rap, and the internet fragmenting the industry, ending with cyberspace diversifying leisure and leaving little shared purpose.
Kathleen Parker, The Washington Post columnist living part time in South Carolina, notes how lawmakers in Columbia push mixed gun policies while Ashley Hall near Charleston faces a high profile mental health and gun sale case. She cites Lindsey Graham calling the system broken and outlines proposed background check enhancements amid state efforts to allow concealed weapons in bars and restaurants.
A garbled sample covers apologies by former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. and reader letters policy from the Aiken Standard. It mentions bartering on a Carnival Triumph voyage and criteria for unsigned or long letters, including word limits and publication stewardship.
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