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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2014
Page
13
The Daily Ledger announces Ellen Priest as Editor Publisher Tim O Brient Audience Development Director Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Michael Ulmer Editorial Page Editor and outlines leadership positions guiding opinion and editorial coverage.
The quotation by H L Mencken, an American author and journalist born in 1880 and died in 1956, asserts that true freedom requires a cost. It emphasizes that any price asked for liberty is far less than the danger of living without it.
Senate minority staff argues the IG findings on IRS targeting of tax exempt applications in 2010 2011 are overstated, citing a balanced data pattern while highlighting donor list requests 3/4 conservative leaning and subsequent audits. The piece notes Lerner invoked the Fifth Amendment and emails and devices were lost or destroyed as inquiries began.
Gem Lakes residents argue Woodside gated roads govern access and maintenance and question city reimbursement. A resident cites private tree removal costs at 4500 dollars and demands Woodside pay for extra debris removal. The letter questions FEMA eligibility and urges council recusal for Woodside members.
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell explains Burns Glass findings that many jobs now require a bachelor’s degree even when not needed. Upcredentialing, signaling, and tech changes push degree inflation, leaving high school grads and dropouts locking out first rungs while graduates over-credential for roles.
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