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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2014
Page
15
Publisher Ellen Priest and Executive Editor Dee Taylor lead Aiken Standdam founded in 1867 with staff including TIM OBRIANT Audience Development Director Melissa Hanna and Laura Tiedman Advertising Director. The piece presents a miscellany of roles and a quoted aphorism by an unknown author.
Neighbors rally around a Salley family after a Christmas Eve house fire. Tony Thompson reports gifts including a dishwasher blender towels sheets dolls and toys from relatives and community members. Donations from Arizona New York and New Jersey are also being considered.
A column from Gerald Gordon of Aiken Regional's Internal Medicine Associates urges vaccination against the H1N1 influenza strain seen in recent years. It notes higher mortality risk for certain groups, list symptoms, and mentions egg free Flublock availability and local providers like Walgreens and CVS.
Charles Krauthammer argues against bailout provisions buried in Obamacare and urges the GOP to pass a stand alone no bailout measure. He cites sections 1341 and 1342 of the ACA as the bailout mechanism and warns of a death spiral if insurers collapse.
A reader argues that Congress and the executive branch lack military experience and threaten to abolish commissaries, leaving active duty personnel and veterans to struggle with groceries. They note low pay for E2s, housing aid limits, SNAP reliance, and ask readers to contact representatives to reject the proposal.
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