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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2012
Page
11
The snippet lists Aiken Standard founder year 1867 and names of staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Executive Editor Timothy E. Obriant. It also cites a Socrates quote about rising above the Earth to understand the world, with a parenthetical note "(469 case)".
Editorial notes Kids Count findings show SC ranks 43rd in child well being, up from 49th previously, yet remains near the bottom. Twenty five percent of children live in poverty, income gaps persist, health insurance coverage fell, teen abuse declined, preschool attendance rose, and deaths fell, but rural structure and slow gains prompt calls for continued action.
The piece notes Barack Obama drew a large Dec 9 2007 crowd at Williams-Brice Stadium with Oprah Winfrey aiding his early lead over Hillary Clinton. It contrasts Oprah with Jerry Springer and Donald Trump as endorsements hover, suggesting more questionable figures may surface before Election Day.
A compilation of varied quotes covers reactions to the Aurora cinema massacre. Mitt Romney and Barack Obama seek broader gun control rhetoric while officials praise emergency response efforts. Kristen Stewart confesses infidelity amid the public fallout.
Charles Krauthammer argues Romney should avoid public critiques of Obama and focus on showing appreciation for allies Britain Poland and Israel. He notes past missteps over Churchill busts Falklands and missile defense and urges a restrained, presence driven approach to reassure allies and project support for Israel despite Iran and regional tensions.
A reader protests Thursday’s article on the SPCA volunteer program, stating they and their husband were misrepresented as resigning over mandatory fees. They note donating an equivalent amount, argue volunteering is not about paying a fee but the principle, and criticize the board’s handling of policy changes.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must be under 300 words and are subject to editing for length, libel, and taste. Anonymous or organization-backed letters may be declined. contact options are provided.
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