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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2013
Page
13
The snippet lists founding year 1867 and names of key staff at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Executive Editor Melissa Hanna. It also features a Mary McLeod Bethune quotation about investing in the human soul, noting her as an American educator and reformer.
The Post and Courier notes mixed views on offshore drilling with Don Weaver urging SC to follow Texas on energy, while tourism remains vital to the Palmetto State. A House bill proposes leases off Virginia SC and California coasts but faces slim odds and experts see little gas or oil offshore.
The piece argues for balanced energy policy supporting U S oil production while opposing offshore drilling near South Carolina. It critiques Obama climate plan as job harming and notes private lands drive oil output, urging protection of coastal tourism from offshore risks.
The writer questions $60 to $100 million cost estimates for President Obama’s Africa trip and notes the need for robust logistical support. They argue back up Air Force One is standard and urge balanced views on diplomatic impact. The piece highlights expanding electricity access in sub Saharan Africa as a key Obama initiative.
The column argues a 2014 gambling bill from Rep. Bill Herbkersman would expand gambling rules, permit token driven games, and raise enforcement questions. It warns such tinkering invites more problems, urges scrutiny by lawmakers and officials, and notes existing loose regulation now threatens storefront gambling and sweepstakes.
Cal Thomas argues that Supreme Court rulings push to redefine marriage beyond traditional religious standards. He warns that secularism and media influence erode moral boundaries, risking a shift from universal norms to evolving rights and "happiness" claims.
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