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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2012
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Timothy E. O Brient as Executive Editor with Terri Cheek, Melanie Smith, Phil Yates, Dee Taylor, Laura Tiedman, Letitia Jefferson named in leadership and advertising roles.
The British philosopher Isaiah Berlin notes that ignorance and slavery may be cured by reform or revolution but that people act from positive goals. He argues individuals pursue a vast variety of aims, often unpredictable and sometimes incompatible.
A letter describes the Just Give Me Jesus Revival led by Anne Graham Lotz in Augusta at the James Brown Arena September 21 22 free to the public. Organizers cite 1500 delegates from 250 churches across 40 denominations praying for unity and transformation in the region.
A reader urges moving the Upcoming Events calendar to a more prominent page and notes a Sept. 8 coin show and Sept. 6 meeting were omitted. The letter highlights the Stephen James CSRA Coin Club’s award winning newsletter and calls for better publicity. Local safety praise follows.
The CarsInsuranceComparison dot com ranking and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety place South Carolina at bottom in seven categories including obsolete bridges 33rd and fatality rate 46th. The Greenville News reports a substandard system and funding gaps plus a state budget shortfall of about 700 million to reach an average grade.
Leonard Pitts Jr notes two controversies about same sex marriage and public opinion. He highlights Chick fil A’s opposition drawing protests and boycotts while Brendon Ayanbadejo receives broad support from teammates as Maryland lawmaker seeks NFL action.
In remarks on Benghazi protests and Iran’s nuclear program, leaders condemn violence and warn against red lines. The piece notes Netanyahu's critique of global inaction and Clinton's response to the Libyan attack, followed by a local call for letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard with submission rules.
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