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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2012
Page
15
The Aiken Standard announces its leadership and key staff for 1867 byline. Scott B. Hunter publishes, Timothy E. O Briant serves as executive editor, Dee Taylor leads advertising, with Melanie Smith internet sales director and Terri Cheek handling business operations.
Quote attribution of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. asserting life as a constant trial and inquiry. Philosophical note on testing ideas through experience and trial.
Letters praise local business support for a chocolate festival fundraiser and critique election ethics and Civil War era voting myths. The writer, referencing Obama’s re election and economic fixes, urges unity and responsible governance while noting storm sewer repair backlogs in Woodside and questions about initial installation codes.
A statement claims Democrats transformed the nation from producers to takers and depicts Obama over a fallen Lady Liberty with a smoking gun. It asserts voters should re elect him to pursue justice against the culprit.
A reader argues Obama won a second term due to Romney’s vacillating positions, demographics shifting in the nation, and broadened support among African Americans Latinos unmarried women young voters and white blue collar workers. The piece predicts the Republican base shrinks and urges party to drop obstructionist tactics.
November marks National Hospice and Palliative Care Month highlighting Hospice Care of South Carolina. The facility offers in home and facility based care with medical, emotional, and spiritual support for patients of all ages with life limiting illness. Medicare Medicaid and most insurance cover services.
The piece surveys church leaders and groups pushing political rhetoric in sermons during the 2012 election and the IRS response. It notes Bishop Jenky and Bishop Paprocki warnings, Pulpit Freedom Sunday, and debates over enforcement while stressing churchgoers decide their votes themselves.
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