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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2003
Page
2
Readers commend Dan Pippin for South Aiken High School football leadership and applaud little league coaches as feeders to high school programs. The letter calls for civic engagement, critiques blue laws, and urges discussion of a nuclear material shipment to South Carolina.
Aiken High School's Class of 1973 will hold a 30th reunion Saturday Dec 27 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Aiken County Shrine Club. Tickets cost 25 for singles 40 for couples and include a steak or chicken dinner.
Police seek the driver of a dark metallic green 2002 Honda Civic with heavy front end damage after it struck a traffic barricade on East Gate Drive early Friday. Damage is estimated at over 300 dollars to equipment and 1 000 dollars to the vehicle. the incident occurred around 3 to 4 a.m. as that barricade was being used to direct holiday traffic.
Brian Berry, Amanda Key, and Samuel Wells start a voluntary student-initiated club at Aiken Middle School to meet Fridays after school for snacks scripture readings and guest speakers. Principal Dr. Randy Stowe notes policy allows such clubs and school involvement is limited to administration.
Three Savannah River Site employees fell ill while preparing a 4000 gallon tank for burial at the TNX facility on November 7. A foaming agent Aquasorb, poured too quickly, caused a chemical reaction releasing vapor. workers were treated and released. No nuclear involvement was found and no extensive exposure occurred.
The Secret Santa program at South Aiken Presbyterian Church has nearly 400 children in need of sponsorship, with 1 053 on the list and 667 already sponsored. Donations through Dec 13 fund gifts and wrapping, with sponsors buying at least one of up to three suggested items or donating money.
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