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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2015
Page
13
The editorial board credits Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Brient as Editor and Director of Audience Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor.
South Carolina lawmakers consider a 216 million one time appropriation to 46 counties for secondary roads and bridges amid flood damage. Calls grow to reform the Transportation Department and pursue long term funding, possibly bonds, while flood impacts and repair costs rise.
The Aiken Standard will publish letters to the editor related to the Nov. 3 election through Monday Oct. 26. The deadline ensures fairness to each candidate in the race.
Federal regulators move to curb drone hazards as the FAA targets a Chicago based firm for dozens of unauthorized drone incursions over major cities. The agency cites 920 pilot sightings this year and warns of risks to aircraft and ground security.
A Greek philosopher from 384 BC to 322 BC states that a friend to all is a friend to none. The saying is attributed to Aristotle reflecting on selective loyalty and social discernment.
Kathleen Parker argues a centrist path exists between democratic socialist Sanders and capitalist Trump. Voters anger masks deeper fault lines as both polar views define the race. The columnist notes the need for a balanced approach that appeals to independents and moderates in a divided electorate.
A reader endorses Lessie Price in the Aiken mayor campaign, criticizing Rick Osbon proposal to cut revenues and services. The letter highlights Price’s specific proposals and a web-listed plan, arguing she offers proven leadership while urging tougher gun laws and public safety.
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