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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2011
Page
1
Due to scheduled utility work on Rutland Drive the Aiken Standard will be without power for about eight hours starting at 7 30 a m Sunday. Office phones will be inoperable Subscribers with trouble receiving Sunday papers should email Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman at liedman aikenstandard.com.
A fragmented preview summarizes Republicans and Democrats in the U S House mixed with independent leaning voters. It references GOP candidate perspectives and Democratic ally positions while naming several figures including Margaret M. McAlexander and Charles F. Lescallett.
Fox Creek High School faces retroactive penalties after SCHSL audits show an ineligible player appeared in games. The Predators, once 8 4 and playoff bound, drop to a 0 10 record with all 2010 wins forfeited. Principal Tim Murph notes no further penalties and no changes for next season.
Area scientists say trace levels of iodine-131 detected in the United States including the Savannah River Site pose no health risk. SANL scientist Tim Jannik notes detection is possible at very minute levels, with weather diluting any impact and South Carolina likely already received all.
The Pacers and Polo event at Powderhouse Polo Fields in Aiken gathers polo fans for the USC Aiken Pacer Club fundraiser. Gates open 10 30 a m with a 1 p m start. tickets 10 adults 5 children, parking 5 per car includes up to four souvenir programs.
South Carolina Rep. Tom Young hopes to move a bill delaying teen dropout by tying attendance to driver’s licenses for ages 15 to 17. The measure would suspend driving privileges if a student leaves school or has seven unexcused absences, with appeals for parents and limits on license eligibility for teens under 18.
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