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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2013
Page
15
A fragment from the Aiken Standard lists staff positions and an unclear line about Jane Addams described as an enduring exemplar and Nobel Peace laureate with dates 1860 to 1935. The readable text focuses on publishers editors and managers with a stray reference to Addams.
Editorial lauds Rep. Bill Taylor's drive to strengthen South Carolina FOLA. Panel hears concerns over potential overreach from local governments and law enforcement as officials cite workload and cost fears. Eskridge cites a 45 hour request. Swansea budget fees cited as excessive. bill may need a fee schedule compromise to pass.
Bill O’Reilly argues in a column that Barack Obama’s pursuit of social justice will strain the economy. He warns the growing federal deficit exceeding $1 trillion and debt near $17 trillion could threaten the dollar if spending remains unchecked.
A letters page recounts multiple dog attacks killing pets and livestock in a neighborhood. The writer calls for tougher penalties and a debt policy and endorses John McMichael for Aiken County District 6, urging voting on February 5. Sentiments blame owner responsibility and urge legislative fixes.
Senators pledge to move broad immigration legislation toward a summer vote with a path to citizenship for about 11 million unauthorized residents. Jennifer Tyrrell frames equality around Scouts policy, while Cairo protests rise after threats and a curfew. The Aiken Standard invites signed letters up to 300 words to letters@aikenstandard.com.
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