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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2018
Page
9
The column reflects on happiness as shared joy, citing Charlotte Bronte the English author born 1816 and died 1855, noting the idea that happiness requires sharing to be real. The piece presents a brief reflection from the Aiken Standard's Thought of the Day segment.
The Rutland Herald Foland urges residents to look after vulnerable neighbors during subzero weather. Check on older or disabled relatives, keep cars half full, and stock emergency kits with blankets, food, water, and tools. Dress warmly, minimize outdoor activity, and ensure heating sources are safe and ventilated. Seek medical help for frostbite or hypothermia symptoms and stay prepared for power outages and CO risks.
Kathleen Parker notes Queen Carlson's return as Miss America Organization head amid a purge of executives who mocked past winners. Carlson, a former Miss America 1989 and Fox News anchor, rose with the #MeToo movement, writing Be Fierce and pushing for accountability. The piece weighs feminism, media power, and the pageant’s evolving role in gender equality.
Guest columnist Bill argues against a proposed statute that would exempt nonprofits and publicly funded entities from FOIA disclosures. The piece claims the measure masks spending of millions in public funds and cites a court battle over FOIA coverage for the Hilton Head Chamber of Commerce as context. The author urges defeat in the House Ways and Means Committee and notes Bill Rogers of the S C Press Association, an advocate for open government.
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