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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2004
Page
2
A letter page response argues the Ray family faced unfair TV portrayal and calls for prayers for affected families. It questions animal cruelty charges after a bull abuse incident and criticizes Sen. Greg Ryberg’s seat belt bill as infringing on personal choice. The writer also notes coyotes seen in Woodside Plantation.
In South Carolina column readers urged shifting focus from seat belts to nightlife and liquor sales as the true danger on highways. The writer calls to stop discussing seat belts and invites comments by phone or email, noting reader names will not be published.
Bechtel Savannah River Inc employees marked 15 million safe work hours without a lost-time injury at the Savannah River Site, a record spanning since June 23 1998. WSRC President Bob Pedde lauds the achievement and safety habits that keep workers going home to families each day.
Seventh grader Austin Riley won first in his grade testing the idea that milk freezes faster than other liquids. The event included sixth and seventh graders with top finishers Jacob Wingard, Caroline Riley, Wayne Benson and others. Judges praised the effort and teachers plan to revive the fair with gifted students.
The Secret Santa program at South African Presbyterian Church transformed its sanctuary into a toy distribution center. Foster mothers praise the program for providing hope and avoiding embarrassment while helping about 60children over seven years. Children attend therapeutic daycare at Children’s Place, aided by the program’s generosity and kindness.
The 2003-2004 budget review by Cherry, Bekaert and Holland finds an unqualified opinion with no reportable findings. Aiken on-hand cash covers 180 days, daily expenses run about $67,000, and the city ended the year with a $2 million surplus.
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