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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2013
Page
15
The Aiken Standard publication notes its founding year 1867 and lists staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Executive Editor Melissa Hanna. It also names Advertising Director Dee Taylor, Business Manager Terri Cheek, Circulation Manager Laura Tiedman, Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson, and Production Director Ronnie Butler. The page props a quote from Thomas Fuller.
The piece warns of dog and cat overpopulation with per birth rates and shelter strain. It cites SPCA Albrecht Center and Aiken County Shelter kitten counts and promotes spaying and neutering with health, behavioral, and cost benefits. It lists low cost vouchers and local locations for residents.
Column argues IRS targeting of patriot groups mirrors Nixon era misuse and raises impeachment questions for Obama. It notes Benghazi criticism, clarifies embassy legal status, cites Fitzpatrick and Gohmert on raids, Libya aid, and calls for Vienna Convention compliant embassies. Dr Mike Vasovski chairs the Aiken County Tea Party.
Governor Nikki Haley says ethics reform should pass this week as momentum grows in the General Assembly. She notes decades without major updates and cites a poor corruption score while urging lawmakers to disclose who pays them and reveal conflicts of interest.
A letter applauds the unanimous decision by the City of Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals to deny a variance for the Kitchings Mill Library relocation. The writer criticizes city officials and praises neighboring Wagener for offering land to preserve the historic library, noting the move will place the library on county property east of the city. The note also commends the Aiken Community Playhouse for its latest production The Drowsy Chaperone and its cast and crew.
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