Aiken Standard Staff Listing and Roles
Publisher Scott B. Hunter and executive editor Timothy E. O Briant lead the Aiken Standard with Michael W. Gibbons as managing editor and Dee Taylor as advertising director. Phil Yates oversees production, Terri Cheek manages business, Laura Tiedman directs delivery, and Letitia Jefferson handles classified advertising.
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Phil Yates
Ray Tanner promoted to USC athletic director in five year deal
The South Carolina board of trustees approved a five year contract paying Ray Tanner 675000 annually to lead USC athletics. Tanner steps from baseball coach to athletic director, leaving Chad Holbrook to coach the Gamecocks, with expectations of broad program growth and stability under his governance.
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North Carolina State
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Harris Pastides
Orwell meets the digital dragnet in modern surveillance
The Macon Telegraph notes a New York Times report showing law enforcement requests for subscriber data from major carriers reached 1.3 million last year. It highlights data-collection pressures, carrier charges, and privacy fears as cameras and digital tracking expand beyond traditional limits.
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Macon
Romney Booed NAACP Speech Triggers Racial Rhetoric Debate
The NAACP booed Mitt Romney at his Obamacare mention, fueling a flurry of commentary about his strategy and alleged motives. Critics allege Romney sought to rile white conservatives, while supporters defend the tactic as political framing.
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Scrapped Spar tanburg Train Disaster Relief Fund Fight
State Sen. Harvey Peeler calls last minute budget maneuvers a cover of darkness as a $2 million plan to aid medical bills for victims of the Spartanburg Cleveland Park miniature train derailment is stripped from the budget. Investigations showed faults in inspection and speed controls, while lawmakers split over a relief fund.
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