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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2013
Page
13
SCOTT B. HUNTER publishes the notice listing staff roles for the Aiken Stamdam newspaper founded in 1867. The roster includes Publisher Scott B. Hunter and editors Melissa Hanna and Dee Taylor with department heads Terri Cheek and Laura Tiedman plus circulation and classified managers Letitia Jefferson and Ronnie Butler.
A quotation from Booker T. Washington urges growth toward a greater cause until self is forgotten, highlighting a philosophy of service and dedication from the American educator. It presents a concise reflection on purpose and leadership.
A AAA Carolina report uses S C DOT data to label 1823 of over 8000 South Carolina bridges as substandard, meaning structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Aiken County has 54 on the list, while Laurens Street bridge recently rebuilt is flagged as structurally deficient but not dangerous. Funding remains the key hurdle as officials seek solutions to aging infrastructure.
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker notes a bipartisan push in the House to require at least one car for kenneled pets on Amtrak trains under 750 miles. The measure, backed by the Humane Society, argues for humane travel and potential revenue from pet tickets.
Cal Thomas argues Obamacare will replicate NHS failures including rising costs and service cuts. He cites NHS nurse shortages, long waits, and mismanagement as cautionary signs for the United States. He warns of language barriers, paid staff changes, and potential for reduced care quality unless reforms occur.
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