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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2011
Page
11
State Rep. Tom Young criticized the DOT for installing bright yellow signs in Aiken’s historic district without informing city officials. Residents clash over signs’ practicality versus charm, echoing a 2010 failed downtown traffic light project and its costly consequences.
Sen. Robert Menendez says the bill would force the wealth to pay their fair share as it faces defeat in the Senate. The measure would repeal about 2 billion dollars annually in tax breaks for the five largest oil companies. Meanwhile flood relief updates include Carla Jenkins of Vidalia noting rising water and ongoing river openings to ease flood pressure on the Mississippi.
Card lists key staff roles at the Aiken Standard including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Timothy E O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Advertising Director Dee Taylor Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman Tiedman.
Bill OReilly argues at length that inviting rapper Common to the White House taints the presidency by praising convicted killers, citing Lonnie Rashid Lynn's advocacy for Chesimard and Abu Jamal and urging caution about cultural endorsements.
The Greenville News argues South Carolina should reconsider a 71 47 House vote to force Amazon to collect sales tax if a Lexington County distribution center is built. It cites 1000 plus local jobs and ongoing unemployment pressures as key reasons to welcome the project and avoid losing employment opportunities.
Letter writer defends Common amid backlash over his White House invitation, arguing critics misjudge hip-hop and compare to Johnny Cash era controversy. They urge objective reading of lyrics to understand the artist and poetry in rap, citing Common as a positive figure.
Critics question President Obama and the First Lady inviting rapper Common citing vulgar language and alleged incitements against women. The New Jersey State Police union cites lyrics about Assata Shakur while supporters note political ties involving figures like Van Jones and Mumia Abu Jamal, reflecting broader debate over public associations.
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