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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2015

Page

13

Carter Says Iraqi Forces Showed No Will to Fight in Ramadi

U S Defense Secretary Ash Carter bluntlystates Ramadi fell to Islamic State due to Iraqi forces lacking will not being outnumbered. White House backs the assessment while pledging clarity on U S strategy amid calls for tougher action and possible troop deployments.

Manuel Balce Ceneta U.S Ash Carter Ramadi Washington, D.C Baghdad Iraq Carter Barack Obama Joe Biden America Obama Biden White House Josh Earnest Earnest Congress Middle East

Watching the South Carolina legislature inch toward recess

South Carolina lawmakers struggle to fund SCDOT and push ethics reform as the five month session nears its end. A gas tax hike, tied to road priorities, is debated while a sunset on the transportation secretary post looms. Ethics oversight remains elusive, with only a domestic violence bill advancing so far.

South Carolina General Assembly S.C. Department of Transportation SCDOT South Carolina State Department of Transportation Transportation DOT Robert Ford Columbia

Solution needed on roads in South Carolina column

A column urges action to fund and fix South Carolina roads and bridges. It argues the SC General Assembly and Congress must adopt a dedicated infrastructure funding plan, warns of federal highway trust fund expiration, and highlights support from industry and business groups for six key road initiatives.

South Carolina General Assembly S.C. Senate South Carolina Columbia Washington, D.C Congress Federal Highway Trust Fund South Carolina Alliance To General Assembly Georgia Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee The Road Information Program AAA

Letter to the editor on email compliance for financial reps

Richard Marshall Aiken argues that registered representatives must use separate business emails and face oversight to satisfy FINRA rules. He contrasts this with Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal account for sensitive information, claiming it undermines trust in government and regulation.

Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Busi Richard Marshall Aiken

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