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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Terri Cheek as Business Manager Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director.
The remark by David Brinkley notes that a successful person uses criticism as building material. It frames resilience as turning adversity into a solid base for achievement.
The town of Aiken erupts with pride as Palace Malice wins the Belmont Stakes. Trainer Todd Pletcher Jockey Mike Smith and local trainer Brad Stauffer receive praise for guiding the horse from the Aiken Training Track to the Third Jewel of the Triple Crown. Campbell, the owner or spokesman, calls it one of the greatest days in his life and a historic moment for Aiken.
Letters rebut the states refusal to expand Medicaid under Obamacare citing RAND findings that scuttling expansion raises uncompensated care and costs. The author laments road funding neglect and warns about long term health coverage loss, higher hospital burdens, and continued underinsurance for residents.
Edward Snowden frames disclosure as informing the public about government actions. The White House weighs strengthening the Syrian opposition with lethal aid and a possible no fly zone, signaling a significant shift in policy amid Syria's civil war.
Leonard Pitts Jr. defends Obama call to end stigma around mental illness. He condemns Neil Munro of the Daily Caller for mocking sufferers, warns of real harm to veterans and families, and argues reporters should not belittle health issues.
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