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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2006
Page
3
A reader endorses Dr. Frank Roberson for continued leadership in Aiken County Public Schools. The note criticizes others who oppose posting honor roll results and praises recognition for high achieving students.
A reader questions a neighbor who felled a 60-foot tree in the dark and caused a power outage during a game. The letter asks the owner to cover costs for the party crash, food, power repairs, and affected residents, urging caution before future actions.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for a misidentification in Friday’s issue and urges readers to report factual errors. Contact Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace by phone or email editorial at aikenstandard.com to set the record straight.
Walter Williams Jr., 24, of Salley is charged with assault with intent to kill and related counts after a fight outside a Perry home escalated. The victim, John Clark I, 23, of Salley, was shot in the stomach and knee and remains in fair condition at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Williams surrendered to investigators shortly after.
Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority seeks to turn carbon based waste from Aiken and eight South Carolina counties into ethanol. The facility processes about 1,000 tons daily, using a Disney sourced system to separate materials and convert processed waste to fuel with $3.8 million needed for scale up. Michael Campbell, Republican candidate for governor, visited to push federal funds.
A long idle Jackson warehouse has reopened as a 120000 square foot facility for RBW Logistics aiding Kimberly Clark’s expansion. RBW, with other sites in Augusta, stores packaging and records while Kimberly Clark’s Beech Island plant expansion adds 150 jobs. Mayor Etheredge and County Council member Singer praise rebirth boosting Jackson’s outlook.
Aiken Police charged Mary Helen Roberts 39 with simple larceny and safe cracking after she allegedly broke into a cash drawer at a local Supercenter on December 21 2005 and stole money.
Aiken Public Safety reports a girl says she was held captive at a home, beaten, and dumped at a convenience store before an unknown rescuer took her to an ER. Investigators say an impersonation of a law officer on a web page is unconnected to students. South Carolina Law Enforcement Division will take over. A church program featuring Inez Kemp is announced for Mt. Sinai Church.
Public notice lists publisher Scott B. Hunter contact details and hours. It outlines subscription rates and EZ Pay options for the Aiken Standard, with delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers in 2006.
Aiken proclaims Resourcefulness as the February character trait. Lottery results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening numbers for Friday, Carolina Five, Cash 3 and Cash 4 draws, Fantasy 5, and Mega Millions along with the Mega Ball.
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