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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2016
Page
1
Aiken leaders identify a short list of priority projects during the City Council retreat at the Aiken Municipal Airport. Mayor Rick Osbon aims to move the city forward by addressing key initiatives and creating a plan for future momentum.
Osbon praised City Council support as the group embraced Aiken’s planning vision. The short list features a Northside park and upgraded infrastructure, with parkways and connectivity to be improved in tandem. Irene Dumas Tyson noted the plan ties park and road upgrades together and calls this phase just the start.
Justice Antonin Scalia, a leading conservative voice on the Supreme Court, died at age 79. The U S Marshals confirmed his death at a private home in West Texas after he did not appear for breakfast. The loss leaves the court with a shifting ideological balance amid a heated election year.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Carlene Brantley Proctor of Aiken and Robert B. Fulmer of Annadale Virginia. The notices appear in the Deaths and Funerals column on 6A.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 44F and a low around 31F. The forecast covers the next five days with general newsroom data.
At the ninth and final GOP debate before South Carolina, Kasich Cruz and Rubio urged Obama to delay a Supreme Court nomination after Antonin Scalia's death. They argued the next president should name the successor. The discussion occurred as Republicans head to the polls.
Judy S. cared for her husband Bill through a decade of Alzheimer's after a 2009 diagnosis in Aiken. Once active with golf and biking, Bill now shows moderate symptoms while the couple, married 30 years, maintains affection and daily routines.
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