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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2004
Page
2
Readers vent frustration about Rivera's alleged offenses and behavior in court. Critics describe him as aware of his actions and demand accountability. The letter touches on politics, local infrastructure, and civic concerns.
A reader urges Jackson leaders to focus funds on community needs rather than a Civic Center project. They report a bus with two back wheels near detachment and warn of potential injuries to children. The message requests action and feedback via the Talkback hotline and email.
The correction notes that the Atomic City Festival will be held on October 11. For more information, readers may call 652 2213. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the earlier error.
Aiken County deputies and two public safety agencies arrested five people at 7 Ridgecrest Road after a 6 PM raid linked to a two week narcotics investigation. Officers seized two pounds of marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine, plus two shotguns and a handgun. The Langford brothers Dwayne 27 and Demarco 23 face multiple drug counts and weapon charges.
Aiken County Historical Museum and volunteer Gabe Baxley led home school students through a Civil War era program. Baxley portrayed Robert Barnwell Rhett and alternating roles of Union and Confederate soldiers while sharing first hand diary research. The museum plans monthly events including nature, archeology and orienteering for participating families.
The CDC lowered South Carolina flu status from widespread to regional as the season wanes. Doctors in 12 districts report influenza like illness levels, with elevated readings above three percent signaling concern.
The Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons in six counties will receive 222000 dollars from the 2004 Omnibus Appropriations Bill. The funding funds an additional long term counselor to expand direct services, court assistance, orders of protection paperwork, and support groups for domestic violence and sexual assault victims at no cost.
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