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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists 1867 as its founding year and credits Scott B. Hunter as Publisher with Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Dee Taylor as Advertising Director. Additional staff include Terri Cheek, Laura Tiedman, Letitia Jefferson, and Ronnie Butler in key roles.
New security systems at Aiken County schools mark a clear safety step. Deputy Superintendent David Caver says the buzzer and camera setup helps verify who passes through doors while keeping funding and implementation in mind. Aiken High began using the system Tuesday with plans to expand district wide, alongside safer designs at Mossy Creek and Byrd Elementary.
The piece argues Obama pursues cautious diplomacy with Russia to urge Bashar al Assad to abandon chemical weapons, delaying military action. It notes skepticism toward Russia, cites Kerry on risks, and frames a possible peaceful outcome as preferable to Kosovo-style fallout despite past missteps.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr notes Matthew Cordle, who killed a man in a 2013 Ohio crash, publicly admits guilt in a somber video. Cordle faces charges and potential prison time, while supporters call his confession courageous and urge restraint from sensational judgments.
A reader argues against big government and praises Congressman Wilson for addressing veterans and disability cases. The letter urges readers to contact Wilson’s office, attend meetings, and participate in advocacy, claiming the representative responds to concerns and to take a constructive stance rather than publish negative comments.
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