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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard founded in 1867 lists Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Executive Editor Melissa Hanna among its leadership team. Advertising, Business, Circulation, and Classified managers are named, with production directed by Terri Cheek and Laura Tideman overseeing operations.
The piece discusses NSA led international surveillance as a double edged blade. It notes reports Spain recorded 60 million calls between December and January and that similar eavesdropping in France sparked trust concerns with allies. It weighs security gains against diplomatic and economic costs.
A column outlines GOP divisions after a blamed government shutdown and debates tactics between Tea Party style militancy and leadership cautious moves. It urges proving governing ability with a farm bill and entitlement cuts, resolving sequestration, and offering a conservative ACA alternative ahead of 2014 elections.
Kathleen Parker decries a chaotic White House rollout of the Affordable Care Act and a spying scandal as evidence of misjudgment and distrust. She notes contractor testimony on testing delays, a miscommunication over Sessions, and Merkel’s NSA worries signaling broader global friction and damaged U.S. credibility.
In a TalkBack reply the writer accuses Mayor Fred Cavanaugh of pushing a beltway around Aiken starting with Hitchcock Parkway. The piece warns it would ruin downtown charm hurt retailers and raise costs while noting traffic decline post Savannah River Site drawdown. It questions Jameson and the Downtown Development Association stance and frames a local political fight.
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