Samuel A Cothran 1915 2010 Aiken Standard Founder Leader
Obituary tribute to Samuel A Cothran former Aiken Standard publisher 1968 1989 highlighting his impact on the paper and Aiken County He led newsroom modernization moved offices to Rutland Drive and shifted to cold type He championed private hospital support and promoted Aiken Triple Crown racing and local foundations He served in World War II and held community leadership roles with Rotary Red Cross Chamber of Commerce and Hopelands Gardens.
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Congress seeks to curb US import of foreign radioactive waste
Legislation backed by Rep Bart Gordon would bar EnergySolutions from importing 20000 tons of Italy s low level waste through Charleston or New Orleans and processing in East Tennessee with about 1600 tons disposed at a Utah facility The move cites jobs and national disposal capacity as key factors in preventing being the world s nuclear waste dump.
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Aiken Standard Staff Credits
The notice lists the publisher editor and leadership team for the Aiken Standard including Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Phillip Yates Scot Newcom Terri Cheek and Michael W. Gibbons. It provides contact and role details for the newsroom operations.
New neighbors urged to register out of state plates
A reader urges residents to report out of state vehicle tags with a 45 day SC registration window and directs neighbors to the county site for reporting. The letter also notes penalties for evading personal property taxes and lists contact options.
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Celebrate Aiken Kickoff Promises Busy Year of Events
Mary Lou Dewar promotes Celebrate Aiken as a year filled with activities. The kickoff on Saturday January 9 features an original play, teas, picnics, art exhibits, book discussions, walking tours, and more. Posters, calendars, shirts and hats will be sold, and a coffee table book of Aiken views has been published.
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Quotes on intelligence lapses and U.S.-Japan alliance
White House aide John Brennan decries lapses in sharing intelligence about a Nigerian suspect and rejects a smoking gun claim. Prime Minister Hatoyama marks 50th anniversary of the Japan U.S. security treaty praising the vital military alliance.
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