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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2012
Page
11
The editorial urges continued city oversight of development on Silver Bluff Road, noting past traffic concerns from a proposed medical complex and later improvements. It argues growth can bring benefits if projects are properly planned and monitored to avoid congestion and visual impact.
The writer argues Santorum is not a true conservative, labeling him a big government liberal who backed Planned Parenthood funding and supported Obamacare. They claim Santorum endorsed Arlen Specter, opposed a national right to work, and backed the Davis Bacon Act, accusing him of insincerity on pro life and aiding big labor.
Publisher and editors listed with staff roles and contact lines. Names include Scott B. Hunter Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Dee Taylor Terri Cheek Michael W Gibbons Letitia Jefferson Laura Tiedman and domain aikenstandard com appear in header credits.
Column urges awareness of high profile abuse allegations at Penn State The Citadel and Syracuse while stressing that many victims remain silent It outlines predator patterns in schools churches sports and charities and calls for reporting education and reduced access to at risk children It promotes Stewards of Children training by the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken County with a $10 fee and a contact number for details.
Aiken Public Safety Officer Scotty Richardson is cited to illustrate street crime. The writer urges 10 year prison terms for harming officers, 20 years for knocking an officer down, death for officer murder, and 20 years for threats to an officer’s family, arguing society must shield first responders.
A reader argues that any registered voter can participate in the Republican primary and urges local leaders to join Mayors Against Illegal Guns. The letter recalls Tucson and recent local gun violence including Officer Scott Richardson’s death and a child found with a handgun, urging action against illegal guns.
Readers must submit letters by noon on Wednesday January 18 for publication regard ing the January 21 Republican Presidential Primary. The Aiken Standard will publish letters through January 20 following its guidelines.
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