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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard acknowledges its leadership and editorial team including Publisher Ellen Priest, Audience Development Director Tim O’Brien, Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, and Editorial Page Editor Michael Ulmer.
A Latin maxim admonishes action with caution caveat actor meaning let the doer beware and consider consequences before acting. The phrase highlights accountability in decisions and outcomes.
The USC study projects a 2030 labor shortfall of about 44 000 two year degree holders and 70 500 for bachelor’s or higher in South Carolina. The piece urges funding universities, expanding workforce training, and leveraging local firms like Bridgestone to sustain economic growth and keep graduates in state. It cites Savannah River Site as a model for how innovation spurs jobs.
President Obama unveiled a $3.9 trillion budget framed as a growth plan with higher taxes on the wealthy and expanded investments in education research infrastructure and jobs. Republicans dismissed it as impractical but potential support exists for expanding the earned income tax credit and beefing up infrastructure funding though a long term financing solution remains disputed.
Column argues the Obama administration uses pressure on Israel to endorse a Palestinian state solution while criticizing Russia for Crimea. It cites Kerry and various analysts on demographics, Arab fertility trends, and Iran’s nuclear program, questioning the administration’s policy balance.
A letter writers urge the Senate and president to back Ukraine after Russia seized Crimea, citing the Budapest Memorandum as a pledge to sovereignty. The note contrasts foreign policy with domestic budget complaints and critiques perceived political hypocrisy.
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