Editorials ponder access to history and sources
The Aiken Standard Editorial Board quotes Charles Peguy noting the challenge of writing history. The remark contrasts scarce ancient sources with the abundance of modern records.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard Editorial Board quotes Charles Peguy noting the challenge of writing history. The remark contrasts scarce ancient sources with the abundance of modern records.
The article notes Iran's prolonged delays in agreeing to limits on its uranium enrichment and centrifuge numbers. It cites US and UN positions, the extension of talks to November 24, and Tehran's linked aims in Syria, while warning that Tehran could advance toward a weapons-capable program if Western sanctions ease too long. It highlights Ayatollah Khamenei's stance and the potential for two large civilian reactors with enough fuel.
The piece appeals to North Augusta residents to step forward for the School Board race after Ray Fleming will not seek re election. It stresses mustering 50 signatures for a petition and highlights write in candidacy for District 5 with Ray Fleming ready to pass the torch and Phyllis Britt cited as veteran columnist.
A letter proposes drastic immigration fixes including a reinforced border with military support, mandatory ID for all residents, deportation for unverified entrants, a two tier path to residency for long term illegals, employer penalties, and deportation of illegal workers who commit crimes. It also calls for denying landing rights to child entrants and dumping those already here at the White House.
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