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Publisher and advertising director listed with executive editor and news editor credits. Thought of the Day quotes Dame Edith Sitwell on patience with stupidity and pride.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2016
Page
9
Publisher and advertising director listed with executive editor and news editor credits. Thought of the Day quotes Dame Edith Sitwell on patience with stupidity and pride.
Editorial explains the newspaper’s stance against endorsing candidates in elections. It argues readers are capable of deciding without guidance and notes limited endorsements on ballot questions. It also details policy on endorsement letters, TalkBack restrictions, and a nontypical call to vote with a week to go.
Columnist analyzes the Comey email disclosure and its impact on the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. He notes Clinton leads in polls and swing states, outlines risks and urges readers to vote, highlighting mobilization and a path to 270 electoral votes.
A survivor writes to urge Aiken residents to join the Out of the Darkness Walk on Sunday Nov 6 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Registration runs 1 2 p m with the walk ending around 3 30 p m. The piece links personal loss to a larger community effort.
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