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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2013
Page
15
The notice lists the Aiken Standard founding year 1867 and staff roles including Scott B. Hunter publisher Melissa Hanna executive editor Dee Taylor advertising director Terri Cheek business manager Laura Tiedman circulation manager Letitia Jefferson classified advertising manager Ronnie Butler production director and a quotation from John Kenneth Galbraith.
A state panel says SC needs 29 billion dollars in added revenue over 20 years to fix roads bridges and highways. Analysts cite a penny gas tax increase as the likely source for about 25 million dollars annually while noting existing revenue struggles and legislative resistance.
The State calls for a clear legislative fix to prevent taxpayer subsidies for security during political events. It argues the current agreement, while binding, fails to clarify when state resources are allowed, urging a new law defining campaign related activity and personal uses.
A Kathleen Parker column contrasts Sonny and Michael as symbols of GOP factions on Capitol Hill. It argues Republicans need a strategic plan to win and govern, noting Obamacare woes, a rising Democratic edge, and Ted Cruz as a disruptive figure. It urges rational conservatives to form groups to protect sensible lawmakers and pursue real compromise. It warns that without a plan the House and possibly Senate may suffer.
A reader criticizes both parties for failing to negotiate a budget and accuses the president and Democrats of name calling and pushing Obamacare. The letter questions the administration's eight year legacy amid debt, Benghazi, IRS scrutiny, NSA spying, and public debate about Affordable Care Act.
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