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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2011
Page
11
Residents of Houndslake and city officials reached a compromise to protect a 60 year old deodar cedar feared for removal to clear land for 12 homes. The Planning Commission tabled the decision and allowed seven houses, preserving a landmark tree and ending a dispute.
House Speaker John Boehner endorses raising the debt limit but rejects tax hikes on job creators. The piece notes deep U.S. split with Obama on debt talks and includes Pervez Musharraf criticizing U.S. aid suspension to Pakistan.
The page lists staff roles and emails for leadership at Aiken Standard including Publisher Editor Scott B Hunter Executive Editor Timothy E OBriant Production Director Phillip Yates Advertising Director Dee Taylor Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman.
Column reflects on the space program from Sputnik to Apollo and NASA leadership. It contrasts past American space achievement with current political plans, citing figures like Yuri Gagarin John Glenn and Michael Griffin while warning of brain drain and loss of leadership.
Jim Farmer of the Historic Aiken Foundation urges reconsideration of large redun dant traffic signs in Aiken's historic districts. He criticizes the signage process and calls for city official involvement before state decisions, noting aesthetic concerns alongside safety goals.
The piece argues for major cuts to Social Security and Medicare to balance the budget, claims those programs are self funded, and urges reversing Bush era policies. It proposes slashing military spending and reversing tax breaks, citing corporate tax rates and criticizing political factions.
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