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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2015
Page
13
The piece presents Ellen Priest as Publisher and Tim O Briant as Editor and Director of Audience with Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor. It features Alvin Toffler’s quote about the illiterate of the future learning to learn.
City officials see downtown parking as key to attracting development and supporting events like Lobster Races and Ai ken's Makin'. A planned garage or lot could ease peak hour congestion, with public private options and Hotel Aiken links explored, while preserving the city’s open for business charm.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Letters must stay under 500 words and are subject to editing for length clarity libel and taste. Anonymous or organized advocacy letters are not published.
The piece argues Obama faces a widening Middle East quagmire amid U.S. troop deployments to Iraq and Syria despite promises of no boots on the ground. It contrasts Putin's clear aims with Obama's dwindling congressional support and a potential new War Powers authorization.
Column examines GOP arguing about debate fairness while broad issues loom. It features William Van Dusen Wishard and his warnings about global crisis of identity, tech change, and a post human future. Kathleen Parker notes need for a guiding story from a future leader.
A letter urges Aiken residents to support Wreaths Across America and purchase a Wreath of Remembrance and Honor for veterans. A Dec 12 ceremony at Southlawn Cemetery 4524 Whiskey Road will include colors, taps, speakers, and wreath placements for about 300 local veterans. Contact 803-641-6800 to participate.
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