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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2015
Page
11
A short excerpt cites Sir Stephen Spender, the British poet and critic born in 1909 and died in 1995, with the line not lies to the future. The remark reflects his literary stance and critical voice.
South Carolina Representative Chip Limehouse filed a bill on March 24 to prohibit waste from beyond South Carolina, New Jersey, and Connecticut at the Barnwell County site. The move aims to reinforce a 2000 agreement amid talks of reopening the facility to external waste, with Governor Haley and other legislators backing limits to protect groundwater and the Savannah River drinking water.
Robert Fent of Aiken challenges Lester Welch's views on President Obama's legacy and argues against a $2.5 million downtown parking garage. He says it won't spur growth, noting local needs like the mall, schools, and job creation, and questions tax-funded approvals.
Column argues for stronger safety emphasis in ARTS project weighting. It cites 2010–2013 county crashes totaling 12 999 with 106 fatalities, highlights higher fatality rate in non intersection crashes, notes deadly roads like Highway 19 and Whiskey Road, and argues safety should outweigh traffic volume and costs in ranking decisions. Gary Bunker cited.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor limited to 500 words. Signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification are required. Anonymous or pen-name submissions are rejected. publication is discretionary and letters tied to organized campaigns will not be published.
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