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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2011
Page
13
Aiken readers weigh in on trimming trees near power lines to avert outages. After 2004 ice storms, utilities trimmed aggressively, reducing outages this week. Burying lines is costly. city budget constraints favor continued trimming to avoid widespread outages.
The Aiken Standard provides contact and staff roles including Publisher Editor Executive Editor Production Director Circulation Director Business Manager Managing Editor and Classified Advertising Manager with corresponding email handles for each position. This roster outlines key newsroom and production team responsibilities in the newspaper organization.
Kathleen Parker argues against removing the N word from Twain’s novel. She contends edits insult writers’ intent and readers’ understanding while preserving literary history. She cites Alan Gribben’s edition and warns such changes threaten intellectual property and truth. She calls for teaching to illuminate rather than sanitize history.
Martha McPherson argues at the Blue Ribbon Commission meeting in Augusta that hundreds of billions are wasted on a dangerous spent nuclear fuel plan. She warns three percent of energy from current processing and calls for real solutions and fair subsidized funding for alternatives.
A reader questions whether political rhetoric and gun rights define what it means to be American. They criticize NRA influence and media incitement while affirming personal choice to own a gun or refuse one, and urge background checks to prevent further harm.
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