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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2013
Page
15
Partial OCR listing executives at the Aiken Standard from 1867 SCOTT. HUNTER publisher Melissa Hanna editor Dee Taylor advertising Terri Cheek business Laura Tiedman circulation Jefferson advertising manager Ronnie Butler production director Dorothy Day referenced as American reformer. Notable misreads and stray quotes.
Community efforts to relocate the historic Kitchings Mill Library to the Aiken County Historical Museum stalled after the City of Aiken Zoning Appeals board denied a variance to place the building 15 feet from the property line. Museum director Elliott Levy leads preservation efforts, facing repeated rejections and brewing local frustration from Salley and Wagener residents.
S C Rep Bill Hixon argues the Business Freedom to Choose Act blocks county flow control like Horry County 2009 rules that forced private waste haulers to use government owned facilities. He cites impacts on small businesses, job losses, and protects existing bonds while noting amendments exclude residential waste and preserve contract rights in a competitive market. The Aiken Standard invites reader letters to the editor with submission rules.
An editorial in the May 27 edition of the Aiken Standard discusses death by one’s own action and the reasons people may end their lives. It notes social agencies that see suicide attempts, the failures and perceived successes, and how they try to offer alternatives. The writer shares personal anecdotes of relatives who chose to end suffering with Do Not Resuscitate orders and medical guidance, and argues for stronger legislation, crisis hotlines, and public awareness to prevent such crises. The piece calls readers to contact national representatives to support proactive measures and urges practical steps, like labeling warnings on medications and expanding crisis resources.
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