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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2016
Page
14
The Aiken Standard identifies its founding year 1867 and lists key staff: Ellen Priest Publisher, Tim O Briant Editor, Holly Ellington News Editor. The Thought of the Day quotes Ecclesiastes 1 18 about wisdom and sorrow.
South Carolina leaders promise action on education funding as a major focus of the new legislative session. Speaker Jay Lucas and lawmakers acknowledge rural districts face chronic resource gaps, teacher retention issues, and a 22 year old Supreme Court ruling on minimally adequate education. They urge concrete steps rather than continued study.
Leading business schools stress focused local research to prove market need and reduce risk. The column cites SBA guidance, benchmarking studies, Main Street South Carolina, and a potential downtown hotel project as examples of using solid research to guide resource use and improve community quality of life. John Carman of Greater Aiken SCORE highlights mentoring and counseling for local firms.
The letters discuss abortion responsibility, noting men share accountability for sexual behavior. They argue governors' broad leadership skills match presidential expectations more than other roles. The writer suggests Congress offers limited executive experience for national leadership.
The Aiken Standard reports that about 1 ton of the estimated 12.8 tons of plutonium was noted on January 1, 2016. The paper will tally the total owed to the Palmetto State each day while fines stay in effect to prevent the obligation from being forgotten. Tabulation excludes weekends and holidays.
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