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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2012
Page
15
The Aiken Standard presents its founding year 1867 and lists key personnel: Publisher Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Timothy E O Briant Advertising Director Dee Taylor Internet Sales Director Melanie Smith Business Manager Laura Tiedman Delivery Director Letitia Jefferson Classified Advertising Manager.
Curbed reflection on awareness links the idea of recognizing potential search to being onto something. The quote attributes insight to Walker Percy, noting his life span 1916 to 1990. It frames inquiry as a sign of progress toward understanding.
A series of letters praise Thompson for probate judge and endorse Roe for continued county leadership. Readers commend Thompson's ethics and experience, and celebrate Judge Sue Roe's 50-year service, urging continued excellence. Supportive voices from local residents detail community impact and personal loyalty.
The St Andrews Society of Aiken hosted a Pub Night in the Alley with Davor’s Cafe and Palmetto Package on Park Avenue. Organizers thanked attendees for a large turnout, apologized for running out of food, and praised Missy for the Scotch tasting and Richard Baxter for running the genealogy table.
In 2011 Bandit, a shelter dog, was featured in the Aiken Standard after winning a Wild Read contest sponsored by the Aiken Woman's Club and FOTAS. The dog resembled Buck from The Call of the Wild, prompting a visit to the Aiken County Animal Shelter where many dogs barked as the family met Bandit.
Supporters argue the measure will shift financial authority to the County Council, raise hiring standards for treasurer and auditor, and improve transparency and professionalism in county finances by reducing political influence over tax dollars.
The deadline for letters to the editor about the upcoming general election or candidates is noon October 31. Letters received after that will not be considered.
A three judge panel upheld South Carolina's photo ID requirement for voting noting no inherent discrimination. They criticized the Justice Department for blocking the law and urged lawmakers to consider early voting to boost participation, while underscoring free IDs to counter claims of hardship.
The piece argues reform is needed and highlights Gov. Nikki Haley and Speaker Bobby Harrell as both proponents and potential cautionary examples. It notes investigations, competing panels, and adds Haley’s blueprint as a practical starting point while urging a clear, impartial process.
FBI says Bangladeshi man arrested in elaborate sting tried to blow up a fake car bomb outside the Federal Reserve in Manhattan. Syrian conflict notes warn of ongoing casualties during a holiday period as calls for cease fire rise. Lance Armstrong steps down from Livestrong amid doping findings. The Aiken Standard outlines letters to the editor policies and submission rules for opinions.
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