Aiken Standard Publisher and editors listed
The Aiken Standard indicates RHONDA OVERBEY as Publisher MICHAEL SMITH as Executive Editor and HOLLY KEMP as News Editor. It notes a Thought of the Day attributed to Jose Ortega y Gasset, a Spanish philosopher born in 1883 and died in 1955.
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Michael Smith
Holly Kemp
Jose Ortega Y Gasset
Aiken Trials Equestrian History From War Fundraiser to Signature Event
Editorial recalls the Aiken Trials origin as a WWII fundraiser 75 years ago and traces its evolution into a signature equestrian event. It notes wartime blackout drills in 1943, charity horse shows, and a Red Cross campaign that raised funds while highlighting Aiken’s enduring generosity and racing tradition.
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How They Voted Trackers Link to GovTrack Voting
Citizens can track House and Senate voting by visiting GovTrack via the shortened URL. The page aggregates roll call records and voting summaries for members, showing how each lawmaker voted on legislation and amendments.
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Friedman Seen as Best Pick for U S Ambassador to Israel
Columnist Star Parker argues David Friedman, Trump nominee and noted bankruptcy lawyer, should be confirmed as ambassador to Israel. She cites his pro Israel stance, Senate committee approval, party politics, and Israel’s freest nation rating while urging U S leadership in the Middle East.
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Letters on health care reform and nonprofit solutions
A reader argues health care should be nonprofit to curb greed in insurers doctors and drug firms and calls for tort reform while noting political divides over Obamacare. The letter contrasts profit motives with a community driven model and urges imaginative solutions.
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