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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2003
Page
2
A reader asserts after 32 years in the area that locals should move if they dislike life here. The note touches on Southern manners, driving incidents on Laurens Street, cable TV volume issues, and a cartoon editorial. Readers are invited to call or email comments to the Aiken Standard.
In the case Thomas P Green and Cynthia Green v Woodside Plantation Property Owners Association Inc Richard O Neil and Patricia O Neil the plaintiffs state the defendants did not note the maximum height of Leland cypress trees in the court filing.
The August 24 2003 Aiken Standard notes an error from the Sunday edition. The soccer players were seated in front of New Moon Cafe and the restaurant was misidentified in that report.
Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Councilwoman Beverly Clyburn lead in the city election with no write in candidates by the noon deadline. If no petitions are filed by Sept. 19, they will be certified on Oct. 3 and the city would save about $4 000. Petition forms are available at the Voter Registration and Election offices.
The Aiken Community Band drew 600 fans to the Hopelands Summer Concert final show of 2003. Soloist Catherine Stapleton performed in a program of classical pieces as Col. William E. Clark and William A. Foss conducted. The 31st annual series closes with plans for a new season starting April 2004.
The Solicitor's Office dropped murder charges against Gregory Leon Hill after more than three years in jail due to insufficient evidence. Williams, a 51 year old Aiken resident and well known City Billiard’s cook, was killed in his home. Christopher Davis was convicted in Williams’ death. A third defendant remains jailed.
The final environmental impact statement for the Mixed Oxide fuel facility at the Savannah River Site is delayed a second time. The NRC cites new design information from Duke Cogema Stone & Webster and sets a new deadline of November 28 for the report.
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