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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 2015

Page

11

Editorial Board Credits at The Local Paper

The newspaper’s leadership names Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Brient as Editor and Director of Audience Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor. The note outlines editorial roles and responsibilities for the publication.

Tim O’briant Michael Ulmer

Update on sales tax boosts transparency

Officials from the Aiken County School District and Area Advisory Councils will meet at the district office in Aiken from 6 30 to 7 30 p m to update the public on the one percent sales tax for school construction. The session marks the referendum’s first anniversary and outlines planned projects at five sites as well as the need for careful planning and fiscal stewardship.

Aiken County Brookhaven Drive Aiken North Augusta High School Aiken High School Leavelle McCampbell Ridge Spring

Imagination as the Key to the Future Quote

A reflective remark by Ida M. Tarbell, noting imagination unlocks future possibilities and that absence of it negates what could be achieved. The maxim emphasizes creative thought as the driver of innovation and progress.

Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed 500 words and expect potential editing for length libel and taste. Anonymous or organization campaign letters will not be published. send to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC or email letters at aikenstandard.com.

Aiken P.O. Box Aikenstandard Michael Ulmer Mulmer Aikenstandard.com

Time to Renew the Ex-Im Bank Charter

The House sent to the Senate a bill renewing the Export-Import Bank charter as Senate filibuster threats loom. Supporters say the bank funds U S exports with favorable loans, leveling the playing field against foreign rivals. Democrats back renewal and urge a floor vote now to overcome procedural hurdles.

Ex-Im Bank U.S. House Senate Export-Import Bank House John Boehner Ohio House Financial Services Committee U.S Bank Rick Santorum R-Pa GOP United States Congress

Vision and Courage for a Republican Turnaround

Cal Thomas argues Republicans must embrace a bold vision to govern, discard constant tactical fights, and replace dependence on government with self reliance. He urges Paul Ryan to present enduring policy solutions, acknowledge past failures, and rally voters with a hopeful agenda.

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Reader urges transparent tax reporting for Aiken

A letter to the editor urges the new mayor and City Manager John Klimm to publish regular balance sheets for Hospitality, Capital Projects, and Educational taxes. The writer argues for clear revenue sources and detailed expenditure explanations to curb misinformed chatter and foster an informed, progressive city.

Stee Aiken John Klimm

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Ellen Priest Aiken Standarn Editorial Larry Wood Sean Alford Cecil Atchley Center Wesley Hightower Alford Ida M. Tarbell Nate Beeler The Columbus Dispatch Cal Thomas Thomas Andrew Harnie Paul Ryan Wis Capitol Hill Washington, D.C
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