Aiken Standard Thanks For Comics Page Addition
A note from Aiken Standard thanks the editors for adding Baby Blues and other comics to the comics page. The message highlights editorial contact options and appreciation for the updated layout.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2007
Page
3
A note from Aiken Standard thanks the editors for adding Baby Blues and other comics to the comics page. The message highlights editorial contact options and appreciation for the updated layout.
A letter to the Aiken Standard urges the paper to cover entertainment more and rail against repetitive topics. The writer thanks Beasley Broadcasting and Kicks 99 for moving WGUS to 102.7 FM, criticizes a Dec 29 report about a wife killing, and invites readers to call or email feedback.
A February 15 hearing at the North Augusta Community Center will review the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership PEIS with DOE input. Two Central Savannah River Area initial phase projects won funding in November for SRS and Barnwell, led by EDP of Aiken Edgefield Washington Savannah River Co and EnergySolutions. DOE official Dennis Spurgeon cites progress and safety in advancing nuclear power.
The program envisions three facilities including a nuclear fuel recycling center an advanced recycling reactor and an advanced fuel cycle research facility. DOE plans 13 potential sites and two international initiatives to provide fuel services to nonproliferation nations. Contact Philip Lord at plord aikenstandard.com.
Sheriff Michael Hunt spoke at Jackson Middle School about citizenship as a community responsibility. The school launches a character education program with a month focusing on citizenship and will air Hunt's segment to students later.
Army PFC Brad Jacobs of Aiken and several area students received nominations to U S military academies from Senator Jim DeMint and Representative Gresham Barrett. Jacobs, 21, a 2003 Aiken High School graduate, served with the 10th Mountain Division in Afghanistan and studied engineering before joining the Army.
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