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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2017
Page
1
A sports team and league figures respond to the death of former NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez, whose troubled public arc and legal issues had marred his career. Reactions span tributes, reflections on mental health, and calls for support for players facing personal struggles.
The Aiken Citizens Advisory Board will hold its first meeting to review citizen complaints while plans for a dedicated police hotline remain unimplemented. A 2016 blog promised an anonymous tip line and online report portal, but city officials say the hotline and online system never came online. Tim O Briant noted CrimeStoppers remains available, with a separate line promised to be operational soon.
Death notices from Honea Path and Aiken include Mary Willis Marilyn Bissell Walter Burckhalter Leaven Lightsey with funeral details appearing in the 6A death and funerals section. Names indicate local residents among area obituaries.
General offices contact numbers listed as 803-648-2311 for WSICOM and 803-644-2401 for related inquiries. Addresses or names not provided.
South Carolina lawmakers push H 4022 to curb BLRA based rate hikes for Nuclear and coal plant funding. The bill would cap increases, require clearer project schedules, and expand ORS oversight. It targets SCANA’s rate history tied to V C Summer costs amid Westinghouse bankruptcy.
Aiken County Council reviewed a draft plan Tuesday night to let public safety agencies request E911 funding for radios. The proposal notes wired revenue can cover the buys, while wireless revenue cannot, and a Jackson Town request for 5 to 6 radios priced around 18000 is on the table. Agencies must submit items and costs to IT and Finance by January 15 for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
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