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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2014
Page
13
Ellen Priest is Publisher, Tim O’Brien Audience Development Director, Melissa Hanna Executive Editor, and Michael Ulmer Editorial Page Editor. The item presents the newsroom leadership lineup with their titles and roles.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office enacted new K-9 care rules after a police dog died in hot conditions and the public was not informed promptly. The changes include outdoor kennels or deskside mats and vehicle alert systems costing about 500 dollars per vehicle, reflecting a shift to treat K-9s as integral public servants.
The piece argues that intensified U S airport screening for travelers from Guinea Liberia and Sierra Leone is a prudent timely measure in the Ebola fight. It warns against travel bans and headlines the $1 billion and 3000 troops plan, noting the AIDS parallel only in hindsight and urging measured action to balance safety with risk of stigmatizing regions.
A philosophical musing attributed to poet E. E. Cummings notes that most people can learn to think or believe or know but cannot be taught to feel. It contrasts cognitive learning with emotional depth and suggests feeling is intrinsic.
A columnist supports the Aiken City Council decision to withdraw funding from the Hitchcock Parkway widening project. The piece argues a freeway plan would harm the environment and community, cites costs near 50 million dollars, and credits concerned citizens for pushing a non destructive, cost effective alternative. The author, Dione C. Carroll, is an attorney for residents opposing the expansion.
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