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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2000
Page
4
The Senior Men's Club of Aiken hosts a 12:15 p.m. luncheon today at Houndslake Country Club featuring Mrs. June H. Murff from the Aiken Chamber of Commerce. She will discuss economic development efforts and answer questions. contact Bob Hibbard at 641-1704 for details.
Cunning trom 1o Ridley and Susan Sadowski each received a single vote. Bedenbaugh notes only living, non fictional eligible persons are listed in the tally, explaining why seven of twelve votes name nominees. Sheriff Sellers congratulates Canning as he leaves the county council building, joking about being premature.
Board tromin salaries instructional supplies equipment repair and a certified instructional technologist for each area plus extras and forum operations. Dr. John Bradley says votes will be collected at the next board meeting. In other business Dr. Linda Eldridge received a standing ovation for the SC School Boards Association award as Outstanding Superintendent and Weldon Wyatt was named Champion of Education.
In Rock Hill a veteran crowd at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2889 watched the Republican presidential debate. Bush supporters, including Stafford Belk and his son Ruskin, faced strong McCain backing with barroom stickers and signs evident around the room. Several attendees offered mixed views on Bush, McCain, and Alan Keyes, noting a tight South Carolina contest and a possible McCain lead.
Exposure from 1a canisters prompts WSRC and DOE SR to analyze FB-Line operations for improved safety management. Wacken hut Services Inc must ensure post orders cover abnormal conditions response. DOE release notes initial corrective actions at the site including upgraded training, senior management briefings, and a QA investigation. Formal corrective action plans are due to the DOE site manager by March 8.
Additional deputy would allow a fourth shift amid an ordinance now under review. An independent consultant would study cost and efficiency, with a three member advisory panel to approve hires, a move opposed by Councilman Rick-Osbon. Administrator Shepherd notes costs depend on equipment, expects no X-ray machines, and plans include consolidating entrances and adding baggage scanners. The sheriff supports the change as a staffing tool to reduce compensatory time and improve public response.
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