Think About It Quote by Ashley Montagu
Editorial notes cite the late Ashley Montagu with the maxim to die young as late as possible. The piece links the thought to current reflections on aging and vitality in public discourse.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2015
Page
13
Editorial notes cite the late Ashley Montagu with the maxim to die young as late as possible. The piece links the thought to current reflections on aging and vitality in public discourse.
The council unanimously approves an initial zoning change enabling Hotel Aiken to raise height from 53 to 55 feet in a $10 million private expansion. City officials say the plan boosts downtown vitality with a projected job multiplier and no public funds, with a final vote set for October 26.
The Post and Courier investigation into legislative spending highlights unclear ethics rules and calls for tougher, clearer laws. Critics note gas purchases with campaign funds and in-house review clashes with a State Ethics Commission model. The Harrell case and Pascoe inquiry push for decisive reform to restore public trust.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster lauds Lindsey Graham after the Reagan Library GOP debate noting his grasp of global threats and policy, his clear communication, and his blend of conviction with humor. McMaster highlights Graham’s strong national respect and potential future poll impact.
Reader letter notes the Aiken editorial on zoning and praises the board for upholding rules. The piece also announces a name change from Savannah River Cancer Foundation to CanHope with a focus on funding medicines and transport for low income patients in Aiken Allendale Barnwell and Edgefield counties. Donations and contact information follow.
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