Aiken Stannam Founded in 1867
Publisher Rhonda Overbay and News Editor Holly Kemp present a thought of the day by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The line notes intolerance in support of tolerance and frames a historical reflection from 1867.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2017
Page
9
Publisher Rhonda Overbay and News Editor Holly Kemp present a thought of the day by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The line notes intolerance in support of tolerance and frames a historical reflection from 1867.
Orlando Sentinel argues Congress must craft a permanent legislative solution within six months to protect 800000 Dreamers from deportation. It cites economic stakes, including a $460 billion impact over ten years and a $1.5 billion annual Florida toll, and notes support from Republicans like Rick Scott for preserving Dreamers.
Columnist notes Moore's ahead of Luther Strange in the August 15 Alabama Republican primary to fill Jeff Sessions seat. It cites Moore as a religiously driven, anti establishment figure amid nationwide interest, referencing his past actions and Pew and Gallup data on religion and national mood. Star Parker of CURE provides contact details.
South Carolina will publish online reports detailing how gas tax revenues are spent. Comptroller Richard Eckstrom explains the plan to track about 600 million dollars annually for road resurfacing, bridge work, and interstate widening, with monthly itemized expenditures and periodic media reports.
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Signatures with the writer’s address and daytime phone are required. Limit 500 words, avoid pen names, and ensure proper headline with publication at editorial discretion.
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