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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2005
Page
2
Readers commend the halftime show featuring the Star Spangled Banner and Paul McCartney. The letter also discusses animal welfare, spay neuter programs, and school safety, urging responsible pet ownership and balanced discipline while inviting public input via Talkback.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Thursday headline that mis-stated the 2005 Home and Garden Expo timing. The event is now scheduled for Saturday, not Monday, and the newspaper regrets the error.
The 1.6 billion mixed oxide fuel plant at the Savannah River Site near Aiken is pushed to next year. Energy Secretary Bodman cites U.S. Russia liability disagreements as the reason for the delay, with a potential 1 million dollar daily fine if deadlines slip. The project aims to convert weapons grade plutonium into reactor fuel burned by Duke Energy plants near Charlotte.
Four international USC Aiken students share stereotypes they encounter and how life in the United States challenges common views. Mamadou Samba from Senegal, Toni Reyes of Venezuela, Emmanuel Maduka of Nigeria, and Nikesh Panthira of Malaysia speak on language, culture, and academics moderated by Prof. Yanrong Chang.
Two Aiken High School seniors Dylan Kane and Shahin Rothermel earned National Merit semifinalist status on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Kane eyeing USC Honors College with math or CS. Rothermel considering Georgetown in international studies. both praised by Principal Padget for dedication and balance.
The Imani Group Inc and Citizens for Environmental Justice held their Annual Community Meeting at Jenk ins Memorial Chapel on the Savannah River Site. DOE and local officials outlined safety measures for radioactive material shipments and addressed layoffs affecting 1,200 workers amid restructuring plans.
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