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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2012
Page
14
The notice lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Timothy E. O Briant as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Melanie Smith as Internet Sales Directe Phil Yates as Production Director Terri Cheek as Business Manager Laura Tiedman as Delivery Director Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager.
Polish-born writer Joseph Conran asserts that one cannot condemn a man for protecting his own integrity, calling it a clear duty. The quotation emphasizes personal ethics and moral self-preservation as essential.
The Hopelands Gardens summer concert series ended with attendance concerns prompting city officials to seek ideas for improvements. The 38 year legacy remains a valued Aiken tradition as residents look for future enhancements.
Experts point to Hurricane Isaac as a factor in higher gas prices, but the surge began before Isaac's arrival. The storm inflicted widespread damage across the South, notably Louisiana and Mississippi, echoing memories of Hurricane Katrina from seven years prior.
Letters critique how political parties respond to crises from Hurricane Isaac to Katrina and discuss government size taxes and welfare. The writer contrasts Romney Ryan with Obama Biden citing job totals debt and policy goals while urging restrained federal power.
Fragmentary quotes show Hurricane and campaign figures Clint Eastwood Mitt Romney and Barack Obama with mixed praise and criticism. The text references a Romney speech at the Republican National Convention and Ebert’s tweet about Eastwood. Partial lines mention a cod worker Rhyn Fate and insect repellent.
The State column argues SC needs stronger ethics rules amid criticism of lawmakers and a weak enforcement system. It notes funding cuts to the ethics commission, a permissive campaign disclosure regime, and partisan pushback to reform proposals while urging passage of enforceable measures.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Limit 300 words. longer letters won’t be published. Editorial editing for length libel and taste. no pen names or anonymous submissions. discretionary publication. organizationally linked letters to candidates or causes are not published.
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