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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 2018

Page

9

Aiken Standard History Note and Staff Lead

The Aiken Standard highlights its founding year 1867 and lists staff names publisher Rhonda Gvereeey, Michael Harris and Holly Kem as editor. A thought of the day quotes Jean de La Fontaine, noting the pessimist and optimist maxim.

Rhonda Gvereey Publsher Michael Harris Edkar Holly Kem News Ear Jean de la Fontaine

City council urged to hire right person for city manager post

Residents hear praise for Interim City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh at a council meeting amid calls for a full national search. Officials cite USC Aiken studies and local surveys to define needed skills, aiming to ensure a thorough vetting process and a confident hire for the next city leader.

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First Step Act praised but not perfect reform piece

Columnist Eugene Robinson argues the First Step Act, though imperfect, offers incremental progress on federal prison reform. He notes limits to sentencing changes, funding for education and rehab in prisons, and modest inmate release provisions, while urging cautious support and broader future reforms.

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V C Sumner expansion abandonment sparks voter concern

Readers condemn the Columbia legislature for failing to pass energy policy and growth measures. They warn the region risks a two billion rand impact on ratepayers while solar and other options could boost independence and cut bills. Teresa Harper of Aiken writes on Second Amendment limits and responsible policy.

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