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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2013
Page
13
A brief quotation from Christopher Morley about the universe being dictated but not signed appears on a page captioned by Aiken Standard. The image lists staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, with other department heads.
The piece argues Obama rollout errors hurt national trust and Democratic prospects in South Carolina for 2014. It notes public doubt in Obama's honesty and competence, GOP leverage from national issues, and the challenge for SC Democrats to adapt as November 2014 nears. It mentions Gov. Nikki Haley and Medicaid expansion as political factors shaping the race.
The Justice Department settles its antitrust suit against American Airlines and U S Airways, allowing a merged carrier to give up slots at major airports to boost competition. The deal, backed by six opposing states and supported by Mayors and unions, requires court approval but promises lower fares and more choices.
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker argues the White House offered a partial fix by letting canceled insurance policies stay in force for a year, while insurers may ignore the law temporarily. The piece questions legality, political motives, and the survival of Obamacare as critics warn of broader mandates, penalties, and a damaged rollout amid the holiday season.
Reader letters praise The Station Restaurant in Bernardsville New Jersey for offering a 5 percent discount to diners who turn off their phones. The letter quotes manager Geraldine Infantolino praising less phone use improving the dining experience.
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