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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2016
Page
11
The Aiken Standard traces its founding in 1867 and credits Ellen Priest as publisher Tim O Briant as editor and audience director Holly Ellington as News Editor The Thought of the Day features a John Stuart Mill quote on free expression highlighting a debate on silencing opposing views.
An editorial warns that rapid annexations along Whiskey Road are boosting new development but worsening traffic and water-logged conditions. It cites safety risks, calls for infrastructure planning, and questions whether the road should remain a small-town route or become a major retail corridor.
A letter argues NBC News ethics clash with journalistic truth urging fairness for Martin O'Malley. It accuses organizers of prioritizing ratings over the public interest, noting airtime advantages for Clinton and Sanders and calling for broader dialog before the Iowa caucuses and South Carolina primary.
President Obama invites selected guests to attend his State of the Union address. The invitation list includes individuals from government, business, and community groups, highlighting themes of opportunity, service, and national progress.
Report states a future presidency debate involved removing a statue honoring the Union. Details indicate political controversy over the symbol and its display amid partisan tensions.
Bill Richardson argues against moving stockpiled plutonium to WIPP near Carlsbad New Mexico noting WIPP’s limited capacity and mission to low level waste. He warns MOX expansion risks safety, cost overruns, and undermines nonproliferation goals while urging completion of MOX rather than expanding WIPP.
The Aiken Standard explains letter requirements including signed authors, accurate address and daytime phone for verification, and a 500 word limit. Letters may be edited for length and taste and anonymous or campaign affiliated submissions will not be published.
The Aiken Standard will tally the total owed by the Palmetto State each day while fines remain in place to ensure the obligation is not ignored. The tally excludes weekends and holidays.
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