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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2003
Page
2
The author argues for civil liberty to support any qualified candidate including private individuals like Diane Giddings. They praise Essie Mae Williams for decades of public service and commend her loving, compassionate character as a model for a better world across races.
Readers urge safety belts on school buses citing South Carolina law. The letter notes current statute allows bus exemptions and suggests contacting state legislators rather than the newspaper. A Talkback hotline and email are provided for comments.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Rho Lambda chapter plans Crimson and Creme Week January 16 to 19 2004 with Founders Day and seminars on economic and educational development domestic violence awareness and health topics. Call 649-1717 for more information. Hitchcock Healthcare offers a seven week freedom from smoking class starting January 12 at 6 pm led by Kara Flanders with contact 648-8344.
Aiken County forms a public private partnership with SCANA to install a 1 gigabit fiber optic line connecting high schools, Aiken Technical College, USC Aiken, industrial parks, and government buildings. The project uses 1.4 million in state tobacco settlement funds and represents a 2.3 million investment to support video conferencing and large file downloads, boosting high tech attraction.
Four USC Aiken male volunteers join after school at East Aiken Elementary School, offering math help, playtime, and role modeling for students, especially boys. Joe Thompson Craig Washington Rod Patterson and Corey White mentor students while maintaining classroom discipline and supporting teachers.
Aiken County plans an ultra-fast Internet service to expand online government functions. The project, aimed at aiding agencies like the City of Aiken and City of North Augusta, could allow online tax payments and information viewing. An Internet provider may be able to expand to residential users in the future.
The family of Mary Conley, 50, urged authorities to reopen the case after the Clearwater woman collapsed and died on December 4. Coroner tests continue with toxicology results expected in about a week. Witnesses claimed she sold crack and proposed prostitution during a dispute, though no charges were filed. The sheriff’s office has not decided on reopening the investigation.
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