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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott Hunter and Executive Editor Melissa Hanna. Other management roles shown are Advertising Director Terri Cheek, Business Manager Laura Tideman, and circulation and production leaders Dee Taylor Terri Cheek Ronnie Butler and Ronnie Butler.
A fragment quotes Robert A. Heinlein urging independent thinking and action. The line emphasizes doing what others claim impossible and mastering limits through effort.
The piece urges a 150 day session cut to end in May to save taxpayers over 420000 annually and curb frivolous bills. It cites benefits like reduced expenses, more focus on key issues such as roads, and better constituent contact. It notes resistance from some lawmakers who enjoy being in session.
Cal Thomas reflects on the Koch brothers potential purchase of Tribune Company papers including the Los Angeles Times. He notes mixed industry reactions, questions about bias, profit pressures, and the need for strong journalism to keep government accountable amid declining readership and profits.
Phil Noble notes South Carolina is building toward a nuclear-scale shift in innovation and education. He highlights Envision SC, Dig South, One Columbia, TEDx, InnoVenture, and Silicon Harbor as signs of a state moving beyond traditional limits toward a bold tech and economic future.
The article discusses US hopes to persuade Russia over Syria sanctions as Bashar al Assad politics unfold, then reports a Luxury limo fire that killed five wedding guests, and ends with Kayla and Gina DeJesus resurfacing after a decade missing from a Cleveland case.
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