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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2013
Page
13
Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, Advertising Director Dee Taylor, and other department heads Terri Cheek, Laura Tiedman, Letitia Jefferson, Ronnie Butler. Founding year 1867 is noted.
Katharine Whitehorn writes with sharp wit about stubbornness and opinionated personalities. The columnist sketches a vivid scene contrasting firmness and folly in everyday speech.
Joe Spencer, longtime Palmetto Golf Club communications head and Aiken golf advocate, received the Hitchcock Whitney Award from the Palmetto Amateur Committee and Club Board. He founded the Aiken Hook a Kid on Golf program, guiding 2000 plus youth since 2002 and earning national and state recognition for his civic and sports leadership in Aiken.
Dr. David Powell, CEO of Hospice Care of South Carolina, argues increased hospice enrollment lowers Medicare costs and debt. He cites Duke and Mount Sinai studies showing cost savings with hospice use and urges lawmakers to protect hospice funding while reforming Medicare.
Gary Bunker argues that claims of the GOP’s collapse after recent losses are exaggerated. He notes party strength in governors, senators, and state seats, warns against blueprints for reform, and urges resilience and strategic competition to regain influence.
A compilation features Sen Graham on NSA surveillance and a Philadelphia roof collapse victim’s comments. It also includes a reproductive rights advocate on morning-after pill access, Manu Ginobili on a Spurs win, and Army Sgt Bales’s guilty plea.
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