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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2014
Page
15
The editor quotes Jean Paul Richter noting that spring renews life but human beings remain unchanged. The piece attributes the reflection to the Aiken Standard editorial board with the names Ellen Priest Tim O’Briant Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer.
The piece criticizes Malaysia in handling the Flight 370 disappearance, urging transparency and accountability. It notes global stakes with China and 26 nations involved, calls for vigilant aviation standards, and warns against carelessness in international travel.
The GM ignition switch defect has drawn safety probes and recalls expanding to 1.6 million cars. Investigations by Congress and the NHTSA loom as GM faces calls for accountability and a dealer-driven path to restore consumer confidence amid lingering questions about leadership decisions.
A columnist labels Vladimir Putin Chris Christie and Darrell Issa as bullies and thugs. The piece contrasts their actions with President Obama and cites concrete criticisms from political actions to investigations. Anthony J. DiStefano is noted for his long government career.
Camille Furgiuele announces candidacy for Aiken County Council District 2 highlighting her Cedar Creek community service and leadership roles. Molly Spearman declares run for South Carolina State Superintendent of Education with emphasis on relational leadership and team approach. The piece also notes the Aiken County cat shelter move and thanks volunteers for the relocation project.
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