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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2014
Page
15
The fragment lists staff roles including Ellen Priest publisher and Dee Taylor executive editor with a 1867 founding note for Aiken Stanndam. A Shirer quotation closes the piece, crediting historian William L. Shirer.
Columnby Phil Noble Charleston businessman and president of the South Carolina New Democrats argues that per capita income shows South Carolina lagging both nationally and globally over 20 years. He criticizes the status quo and urges reform ahead of the 2014 election. He cites BEA data from 1992 to 2012 and notes SC rankings slipping from 38th to 48th in per capita income and PPP standings between the Bahamas and the United Kingdom.
The FDA is urged by the Grocery Manufacturers Association to permit genetically engineered ingredients under the natural label. The piece argues natural has no formal definition and that lab-made gene changes mislead consumers, undermining labeling integrity and public trust.
Dan Thomasson reports Speaker Boehner signals cautious move toward limited immigration changes after years of GOP hesitation. He hires McCain adviser Rebecca Tallent and weighs a phased approach amid pressure from Hispanic voters and party critics.
The paper welcomes signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Limit to 400 words. longer letters will not be published. Editorial editing may adjust length and tone. pen names and anonymous submissions are not allowed. Publication is discretionary and organized campaigns may be rejected. Letters should be mailed to P O Box 456 or emailed to letters@aikenstandard.com.
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