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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 2014

Page

13

Cautious officials respond to Langley Dam leak in Aiken County

Aiken County officials held a press conference after a Langley Dam leak as they urged calm and readiness. The 100 year old dam, last inspected in 2012, prompted a controlled draw down of Langley Pond and an emergency plan, with no immediate danger expected but ongoing vigilance urged.

Jim O'Brian Aiken County Michael Hunt Center Langley Dam Ronnie Young Clay Killian Aiken County Government Center Charleston State Department of Health and Environmental Control South Carolina Georgia Langley Pond

Keep hands off the Internet: net neutrality debate heats up

The piece argues against FCC regulation of the Internet as a public utility. It warns of higher costs for users and potential limits on innovation, while noting winners and losers among ISPs, content providers, and consumers depending on federal action. It cites Netflix, Google, Comcast, and President Obama.

Federal Communications Commission Obama FCC Comcast Google Ternet Netflix At&t

Gruber comments spark renewed Obamacare debate in column

Cal Thomas cites Jonathan Gruber remarks calling voters stupid to argue the Affordable Care Act passed through political craft rather than transparency. The column says the Supreme Court may strike subsidies in states without their own exchanges, risking coverage for many.

Jonathan Gruber Massachusetts Institute O Technology Gruber University of Pennsylvania Congressional Budget Office CBO America Bara Obama Supreme Court Congress District of Columbia

Letter to Editor on same sex marriage in South Carolina

Robin Tulloch Hall from Aiken writes in support of the right to object to same sex marriages on belief grounds while stressing the separation of church and state. She urges love for all and respect for constitutional rights.

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