Aiken Stanndam Founding Figures Listed
Board notes list founder year 1867 and key staff positions including Ellen Priest publisher Tim O Briant audience development director Melissa Hanna executive editor Dee Taylor advertising director Laura Tiedman circulation manager Jeromy Way business manager Letitia Jefferson customer service manager Ronnie Butler production director.
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Tim O’briant
Melissa Hanna
Dee Taylor
Letitia Jefferson
Ronnie Butler
Freedom fuels inquiry and science, Oppenheimer quote
The quote by J. Robert Oppenheimer emphasizes that true freedom to ask, say, and think sustains progress in science. It links personal liberty to enduring scientific advancement across time.
Park project aims to aid abuse victims in Aiken County
Editorial notes leadership program seeking $25 000 to build a park at an undisclosed site near The Cumbee Center a refuge for abused children teens women and men. The park would offer space to walk sit meditate and reflect.
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Leadership
Aiken County
Cumbee Center
Kay Mixon
Geneva II shows diplomacy as best option for Syria
Diplomacy remains the preferable path in Syria as Geneva II opens in Montreux. Despite low expectations, the conference could curb killings and speed aid while probing a political transition, with Russia and Iran's roles debated and Assad’s future unsettled.
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Syria
Switzerland
Iran
Russia
United States
Damascus
Bashar Assad
Obama
Montreux
United Nations
Assad
USS
State Department
U.N
U.S
John F. Kerry
al-Qaida
Canada deserves a Keystone decision now
Charles Krauthammer argues the United States owes Canada a decision on the Keystone XL pipeline after years of delay. He rebuts environmentalist objections, notes rail risks, and urges Obama to approve or deny to end the limbo and honor the ally.
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Canada
Alberta Clippers
Toronto
United States
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Obama
Saudi Arabia
State Department
Ogallala
Pacific
China
New York
John Kerry
Britain
Israel
Poland
Czech Republic
Security Council
Alberta
Quebec
Lac-Megantic
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Keystone
Middle East
OPEC
North America
Letters on budgets and a Tree of Hope honors
The editor questions Tea Party protest levels after the federal budget passage and notes political survival as a motive. Savannah River Cancer Foundation promotes its Tree of Hope to honor survivors and remember the fallen while funds aid cancer patients in a four county area. Thanks are given to Security Federal Bank for sponsoring the full page.
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Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
South Carolina
SRS
Savannah River Cancer Foundation
Aiken
Security Federal Bank
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
North Aiken Elementary
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Washington Post
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Gongne ME
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