Editorial Board Thoughts on Writers in Public View
Aiken Standard quotes Edna Ferber on writers being read rather than seen. The piece lists the paper's editorial leadership including Ellen Priest, Tim O’Briant, Melissa Hanna, and Michael Ulmer.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2014
Page
15
Aiken Standard quotes Edna Ferber on writers being read rather than seen. The piece lists the paper's editorial leadership including Ellen Priest, Tim O’Briant, Melissa Hanna, and Michael Ulmer.
With Rand Paul leading CPAC straw poll and Marco Rubio's stance wavering, Republicans show a widening rift over foreign policy. A Pew survey signals growing doubt in U S global power and reduces appetite for intervention as 2016 election approaches.
Joe Wilson argues against ending the MOX facility at Savannah River Site warning it would weaken nonproliferation, appease Russia, and endanger allies. He cites Budapest Memorandum, U S Russia plutonium disposal pact, and calls for strong U S leadership and adherence to commitments.
Readers defend the Bill of Rights and critique gun rights limits while blasting a senator’s record. They defend NASA space work and MOX funding, rebuke climate alarmism, and argue against banning oil and gas due to fracking. John Oakland signs the letter.
A reader challenges the city’s water rate increase and asks for published Q A in the Aiken Standard. Questions cover cost per gallon, fund allocations, project funding, monthly reviews, responsible officials, and how a $557 100 shortfall will be made up. The letter also critiques a local Heart Board show's music choices and Christian biases.
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