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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2014
Page
13
Publisher Ellen Priest and staff such as Tim OBrien and Dee Taylor appear in a clipped listing of roles for the Aiken Standdam publication. The notice includes editorial, advertising, circulation, and production staff names, with a Salvador Dali quote about spreading confusion.
SC lawmakers consider tightening rules after Walther Farms plans to draw up to 805 million gallons monthly from the Edisto River. Current 2010 law exempts agriculture from permitting, limiting public notice. Sen. Chip Campion seeks stronger oversight ensuring environmental protection without choking development.
The bipartisan Intelligence Committee report finds the Benghazi attack preventable with stronger security and better warning response. It blames the State Department CIA and Pentagon while noting Stevens downplayed alarms and acknowledging no al-Qaida plot but citing multiple warnings and risky postures. It urges accountability and improved overseas protection to prevent a repeat.
In a recent work session Council members Dick Dewar and Reggie Ebner pressed for data on Public Safety compensation, turnover, and morale. They urged exit interviews, anonymous reporting, independent surveys, and a broader review of the city compensation system to retain staff and spend taxpayer money wisely.
Stephen Pearcy Aiken responds to Christine Flowers column Jan 19 arguing media frenzy over Bridgegate. He urges patience, predicts the matter will resolve and the truth will emerge with time.
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