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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 2013

Page

13

Aiken Standard Staff and Leadership Listing

The Aiken Standard staff roster lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Terri Cherk as Business Manager Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director. Think about it quotes Virginia Woolf about anonymous poetry often written by women.

Melissa Hanna Dee Taylor Terri Cherk Laura Tiedman Letitia Jefferson Ronnie Butler

Voting as a duty in Aiken County towns Burnettown Monetta Perry Wagener

Voters in Burnettown Monetta Perry and Wagener face local elections with several mayoral and council at large contests. Candidates include C H Williams James E McIntosh Danny Feagin Henry Carlin for Burnettown mayor and Jonathan R Dicks Anthony Kirkland Janet Cox West for council. Monetta lists Douglas E Music Johnny Salters Nathan J Shuler. Perry fields Sandra Collins Renee Hooker for at large council. Wagener mayoral race features Mike Miller and Joey Black. Voters urged to choose to preserve or improve quality of life and support neighbors.

Aiken County Burnettown Monetta Perry Jonathan R. Dicks Anthony Kirkland Janet Cox West Douglas E. Music Johnny Salters Nathan J. Shuler Sandra Collins Renee Hooker Mike Miller Joey Black Wagener

Nuclear community vital to state region

Column extols the regional nuclear industry value and impact. It credits Savannah River Site leadership in environmental care and national security, notes economic benefits for Aiken and South Carolina, and urges watching Pandora’s Promise. Author Charles Munns, AVM and former Savannah River Solutions CEO, comments.

Teller Citizens For Nuclear Technology Savannah River Department of Energy Environmental Management National Laboratory Aiken Robert Stone CNN Navy Charles Munns U.S. Navy Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC

Welfare debate by Bill O Reilly voices tough stance

Bill O Reilly argues that the Obama era expanded welfare too broadly, creating an entitlement culture. He cites Census and Cato Institute data on food stamps and disability payments, criticizing reliance on government support and urging self reliance and responsible governance.

Census Bureau America Cato Institute Democratic Party Feds United States Obama Civil Liberties

Letter critique on Kennedy quote and Obamacare rhetoric

A reader disputes Cal Thomas and Gary Bunker on Kennedy and cites Curtis Loftis’ concerns about South Carolina Retirement System fees. The letter accuses Obama of rhetoric over reality, arguing Obamacare harms access and costs, and claims liberalism seeks power over people.

Gary Bunker Aiken Greg Ryberg Curtis Loftis South Carolina Retirement System Investment Commission South Carolina New York Commission Claude O’donovan Wagener Joe Wilson Obama Congressional Budget Office Canada

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Scott B. Hunter Anon Virginia Woolf Editorial Bill Bengtson Molly Billings Stephen Garrick Washington, D.C White House Brooklyn N.Y New York City Bill O'Reilly The O'Reilly Factor O'Reilly Thomas Kennedy Republican Party Cal Thomas Anthony J. DiStefano Aiken Investment Commission
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