Editorial Board Think About It Quote
A pithy reflection from Anne Roe Simpson on the duty of science to society. The quote asserts that scientific value lies in communication and that scientists bear social obligations.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2015
Page
13
A pithy reflection from Anne Roe Simpson on the duty of science to society. The quote asserts that scientific value lies in communication and that scientists bear social obligations.
Aiken City Council approved a concept design for a combined senior youth center at Eustis Park on the Northside. The plan includes a meeting room, full kitchen, and permanent home for the Council on Aging, with a committee to study projected costs and potential joint activities for seniors and students. The project faces a $4.7 million cost, with $4.5 million already allocated from Capital Project Sales Tax rounds II and II, though final expenses may shrink with cost-saving furnishings and equipment.
The United States ended combat in Afghanistan yet keeps about 10,800 troops to train and assist the Afghan forces. With Taliban attacks continuing and regional instability, a limited U.S. presence is essential to prevent a collapse and to foster a self-sustaining government, aligning with long term U.S. national interests.
Tim O Briant recalls the Graniteville chlorine spill and Norfolk Southern crash that killed nine, displaced many, and reshaped local journalism. He credits The Aiken Standard The Augusta Chronicle and The State for coverage while stressing newspapers' role in informing the community during tragedy. He notes reporters' enduring commitment and invites readers to reflect on local media’s value.
Jim Egan, president, recalls Graniteville rail disaster ten years later and notes reopening after Avondale closure. He cites 25 million dollars in remediation, loss of 20 percent third shift staff, and rapid restart within weeks. The firm highlights Army protection research and 2013 Manufacturer of the Year award.
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