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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard editorial questions whether readers still trust institutions and urges renewed civic engagement. It highlights the need for credible reporting, transparent leadership, and thoughtful dialogue to restore public confidence and constructive debate.
The piece argues for balanced gun policy, noting Georgia and South Carolina laws expanding rights while urging stronger federal background checks and smaller magazine clips. It cites polls showing majority support for stricter sales rules and calls for accountability to curb illegal sales and firearm access by those with psychiatric issues.
The state Senate Finance Committee endorsed doubling lawmakers pay from 10400 to 22000 with in district expenses. Per diem and a gold plated retirement accompany the package, while ethics reform remains weak and a longer session worries taxpayers and counties facing revenue shortfalls.
The Child Advocacy Center of Aiken County urges community support during Child Abuse Prevention Month. The center logged 334 child forensic interviews in 2013 with 69 percent sexually abused and 20 percent physically abused, mostly by family or known contacts. 83 medical exams and 468 therapy sessions were provided last year. The center notes 400000 dollar budget, seeking 200000 in donations. Call 803-644-5100 for information.
A letter critiques the MOX program cost estimate and four reconsidered plans under FOIA. It questions the 31 billion figure, mentions Russian involvement, recalls prior spending, and urges support for Lindsey Graham in the June 10 election. The writer shares experiences in the Foreign Service and advocates U.S. military and allied strength.
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