Opinion page quotes on money and its roots
Aiken Standard presents a Think About It feature questioning money as the root of all evil. The prompt cites Ayn Rand and prompts readers to ask what the true root of money might be.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2014
Page
13
Aiken Standard presents a Think About It feature questioning money as the root of all evil. The prompt cites Ayn Rand and prompts readers to ask what the true root of money might be.
South Carolina earns the nation’s dirtiest state label from the American State Litter Scorecard prompting worry that tourism and the economy suffer. Critics cite weak litter taxes, lacking container deposits, and incomplete recycling rules while officials push education drives and Adopt-A-Highway programs to curb litter and boost state pride.
House Speaker Bobby Harrell argues for trial of ethics allegations within a legislative committee under his control, while State Attorney General Alan Wilson seeks Grand Jury action. Former AGs warn that restricting the attorney general from independent investigation violates equal justice and constitutional authority.
South Carolina legislators clash over funding after a Finance Committee restore of 5202 000 cut tied to the book Fun Home by Alison Bechdel The House had sought the cut arguing the book is inappropriate while supporters defend academic freedom The issue could hinge on a conference committee with Lt Gov McConnell opposing penalties for disagreement and urging focus on education and state welfare
Readers urge a shift from government style to private sector thinking with Mike Stake for Aiken County Council District 2 in the June 10 primary. The letter argues against more monuments and costly freeways, backing Stake as a taxpayer advocate. The piece also references MOX plutonium proposals and Savannah River Site considerations.
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