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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2014
Page
13
A reflective remark attributed to American publisher Richard R. Bowker notes that thinking aloud is acceptable when a terminal exists, framing thought as a process connected to outcomes and limitations. The quote positions deliberate reasoning within a guided end point.
A proposed bill by Senator Tom Young to grant in-state tuition to veterans using GI Bill benefits stalled last session. Veterans like Johnathan Lubecky argue the current rule requires 12 months residency and full-time work, excluding many who rely on GI Bill aid. The editorial urges restoring veteran access in the next session as common-sense, fiscally modest, and due to debt owed to service members.
Thomas N. Dean of Aiken urges the Aiken County School Board to form a broadly representative oversight committee. He presses for transparent selection, inclusion of tax critics, and real powers to challenge and influence board actions from day one.
Letter writers argue growth plans raise taxes and maintenance costs, harming ordinary residents who value charm and slower living. They contrast growth with preserving low taxes, clean air, and civility, while addressing a separate critique of conservative media and calling out misleading reporting by Breitbart and others.
Dana Beach argues that Bobby Harrell's guilty plea exposes the system of concentrated legislative power. He contends the speaker's authority to appoint hundreds of board members and oversee billions in spending corrupts democracy, demanding sweeping reforms to restore checks and balances across legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
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