Dame Agatha Christie Quotation Echoes In 1867 Aiken Start
The Aiken Standard notes a quotation about human error versus machine error attributed to Dame Agatha Christie. It ties to the paper’s 1867 founding context and lists current staff roles.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2014
Page
15
The Aiken Standard notes a quotation about human error versus machine error attributed to Dame Agatha Christie. It ties to the paper’s 1867 founding context and lists current staff roles.
The editorial argues SRS cleanup must accelerate as aging waste tanks deteriorate raising catastrophe risk. It notes potential $150 million fines, recent federal funding, and echoes fears from West Virginia chemical spill and Graniteville incident to pressure safety actions at SRS.
The piece argues that American ownership of Iraq's fate is over after 2011 withdrawal. It notes al Qaeda linked groups gain ground in Fallujah, U S equipment to Maliki, and calls for political dialogue without direct intervention. It recalls Powell and Bush era actions shaping ongoing debate.
This column explains the January appointment of standing committees for Aiken County Council. It notes the Administrative, Development, and JPS committees and their members, the ex officio chair role of the chairman, dual committee seats, and how committees shape legislation and policy. Gary Bunker notes past council positions and the system's transparency.
A letter to the editor urges careful repair of four historic Aiken bridges on York Fairfield and Union streets, stressing preservation of character and neighborhood access. It recalls Laurens Street reconstruction and calls residents to voice opinions at meetings before any bridge work begins.
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