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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2014
Page
12
The Aiken Standard editorial page features a quotation from William Dean Howells about time. The piece highlights reflection on how differently people use hours and months, echoed by the paper's editorial stance.
The piece notes rising partisanship in Washington as Republicans drop immigration reform and Obama slows trade deals, with 2016 on the horizon. In South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham faces a crowded primary as ads target his remarks on Hillary Clinton, illustrating a partisan atmosphere that delays legislation and fuels electoral focus.
The Mt Gox bust highlights bitcoin volatility and regulatory debate in the US and Japan. Investors, while wary, see potential as venture funding pours in, with advocates urging gradual oversight and market maturation rather than bans.
Aiken County declared a state of emergency on Feb 12 under Section 1146 to mobilize responders and suspend normal rules. Debris removal exceeded 1 million cubic yards County contracts fast tracked to Southern Disaster Recovery enabling quick road clearance and debris disposal. FEMA planning, MOA with SCDOT, and 75 percent FEMA reimbursements shape funding as crews push to reopen routes.
Gregory J. Topliff of Warrenville urges action on Glenwood Drive’s dangerous potholes that cross Silver Bluff and Pine Log roads. He cites a $300 000 repair estimate and argues a lawsuit could cost less than inaction, criticizing delays by the S C Department of Transportation and federal infrastructure promises.
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