Thought of the Day by Rhonda Overbey
Publisher Rhonda Overbey presents a daily thought of the day attributed to Eugene Ionesco. The note reflects on perception and the reasoning behind thought rather than opinions themselves.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2018
Page
11
Publisher Rhonda Overbey presents a daily thought of the day attributed to Eugene Ionesco. The note reflects on perception and the reasoning behind thought rather than opinions themselves.
Aiken Standard notes U S and Canadian paper supply tensions as NORPAC seeks tariff support. Printing costs could rise 22 percent locally, risking staff, space, and reader access while digital shifts take hold and regional papers shutter. The piece urges public input at stop news printtariffs.org.
Washington column argues that Christian conservatives support Trump for his record on religious liberty and anti abortion policy despite past personal allegations. It credits his actions advancing Supreme Court judges, conscience protections, and the Mexico City policy, urging focus on deeds over faith. The writer acknowledges hypocrisy claims but stresses concrete policy impact.
Ronald L. Feller of Aiken argues the Whiskey Road study should focus on stormwater and traffic flow over pedestrian upscaling. He warns that single lanes with medians hinder traffic, urges two lanes each direction where possible, and calls for adequate catch basins and a capable storm sewer system to avoid costly misalignment with final design.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed 500 words. editors may shorten for clarity and taste. No pen names or anonymous letters. include a brief headline and provide email or postal address for publication consideration.
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