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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2015
Page
15
The editorial board page presents Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Briant as Editor and Director of Audience Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor. The listing identifies top newsroom leadership and their roles.
Theatrical producer Theresa Helburn noted that a meaningful lifework grows through daily effort and living. She urged treating work as if life depended on it, promising that dedication creates a fulfilling life.
South Carolina Rep. Bill Taylor pushes two measures to reform the states Freedom of Information Act. One bill would strengthen enforcement, create an FOIA review office, tighten time limits, and revise fees. The other would shield legislative correspondence while keeping public records accessible.
House Speaker Jay Lucas warned the legislature this year likely cannot pass a comprehensive state road funding plan. He urged asking the governor for information from the DOT and suggested starting with targeted maintenance funding, noting costs to rehab or replace roads and the need for additional funding, possibly via a fuel tax increase.
Column argues nuclear weapons deter policy and urges a strong economy to drive foreign policy and a revamped tax system. Hollings advocates replacing the corporate tax with a value added tax, enforcing trade laws, and limiting campaign spending to restore congressional power.
A Letter to the Editor argues that two years will see little legislative progress in Washington. It explains party numbers in the House and Senate, notes veto risks, and predicts Republicans and Democrats will vote to suit reelection aims. It suggests bipartisan cooperation remains unlikely before 2016.
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