City fleet needs cost cuts seeks small fuel efficient cars
Editorial questions city procurement practices noting many workers use large trucks. It asks whether economy cars are in the plan and urges a smaller budget instead of tax increases.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2011
Page
3
Editorial questions city procurement practices noting many workers use large trucks. It asks whether economy cars are in the plan and urges a smaller budget instead of tax increases.
The remark recalls President Bush's 400 days spent at his ranch while hosting foreign leaders, arguing his time away included governance not just vacation. It contrasts with claims about President Obama and implies a difference in how presidents balance residences and duties.
Aiken Standard readers are invited to comment via TalkBack or email about the wholesome program Are you smarter than a Sth grader. Comments need not include names and may be edited for space and content.
The Aiken Standard issues corrections for items in recent editions. The fourth annual Aiken Senior Extravaganza date corrected to Wednesday September 21. Rosmary Mango misidentified as volunteer editor. Guest speaker’s son and university/DOE figures corrected. Mystik Kennels typo noted from August 17 letter. The paper reaffirms commitment to accurate reporting and invites readers to report factual errors by phone or email.
North Augusta Elementary School faces resource gaps endangering its single gender classes for fourth and fifth grades. Principal Laurie Reese notes past pilot success with gendered groups and improved test scores though recent staffing and a 20 to 1 student teacher ratio needs hinder continuation. Ray Fleming urges sustaining proven gains despite funding limits.
Aiken Public Safety investigates a grand larceny at Walmart on Richland Avenue reported around 4 a.m. A suspect entered the cash office and stole money from a safe. seen on surveillance but not identified. Suspect fled in a vehicle parked in the lot. Police seek tips to CrimeStoppers or Public Safety at 642-7620.
A 16 year old was arrested on malicious injury to property after allegedly trying to break into a vehicle on Greenville Street. Witnesses identified him before he fled. He was released to family. A car break-in on Miracle Drive involved a broken window and stolen purse. A 1995 white Pontiac Grand Prix was stolen from The Breakers gas station on University Parkway. Tools and prescription bottles were reported stolen from another vehicle on Richland Avenue. the car had been left unlocked.
A new BNI Means Business chapter with about 24 members formed, joining M Aiken Connections and Aiken Networks to boost local business via weekly meetings. Members praise word of mouth referrals, note 90 minute sessions with quick testimonials, and invite visitors. Contact Jeff Siler for details.
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