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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2013
Page
15
The document lists the Aiken Standard staff including Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor. It features a Henry David Thoreau quotation: Any fool can make a rule, and any fool will mind it.
Aiken County and three other South Carolina counties test a second chance program for nonviolent youths. The plan uses early intervention, weekly home or school visits, and counseling or community service to avoid prosecuting juveniles. Participants view a Think Twice video about risks and consequences.
Kathleen Parker reflects on the 50th anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination and why the president's death remains a personal imprint for a generation. She recalls childhood shock, family reverence, and national mourning, linking the era to Camelot and a sense of lost time.
The editorial argues the 2013 Senate rule change ends the 60 vote threshold for non Supreme Court nominees, calling it a necessary correction to frequent filibusters. It notes partisan polarization, cites open district court seats, and warns of more polarizing, ideologically driven nominees while urging voters to hold presidents accountable at the ballot box.
Aiken County Council discussed using GPS ankle bracelets to cut detention costs with monitors tracking location only. Critics warn devices from SecureAlert in Sandy Utah can also listen and vibrate, raising Fourth Amendment and privacy concerns amid NSA data collection debates.
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