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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2014
Page
15
A 1865 1939 Yeats quotation is presented with the line Think about it In dreams begin responsibilities attributed to William Butler Yeats. The page lists staff roles including Ellen Priest publisher and Dee Taylor executive editor, with other names for circulation and production.
The state eyes substantive public school reform as a new superintendent arrives in January. Gov Haley and Sen Sheheen back education push with reform plans including a 160 million investment and expansion of four year old kindergarten.
The piece argues that police require warrants to search cellphones seized from arrestees. It cites Riley v California and Emma Riley cases, noting divergent lower court rulings and the need to adapt privacy rights to palm sized devices while preserving constitutional protections. It urges a rule that warrantless cellphone data searches are unconstitutional.
Column notes Huckabee at the RNC argue Republicans fight for women to be empowered not victims. It cites his critique of Democrats and references to statements about libidos and birth control. Parker of The Washington Post adds context on the conservative stance and media reaction.
State and local officials announce Pine Log Road resurfacing from Houndslake to Howlandville, with SCDOT targeting completion by September 30 barring weather delays. Residents urged to report potholes to SCDOT or Aiken County and to contact Sen Tom Young or colleagues if issues persist.
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