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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2010
Page
3
Aiken resident rails against the county child support system saying her ex-husband has not paid since 2005 and the office does little to compel payment. She adds her current husband, who earns minimum wage, is being pressured to pay more.
A note asserts the American flag on Clemson basketball jerseys belongs on the left side, claiming all other teams in the country follow this practice and stirring discussion about uniform standards.
Residents urge planners to shift focus from the Southside to the north and west areas where development is lacking. They criticize widespread littering as disposable trash accumulates on streets and alleys.
Reader letter complains about lack of Aiken content in Here in History and criticizes public figures and beliefs. It urges researching Aiken County's first House member and notes religion and politics, inviting comments via TalkBack hotline and email.
The Aiken Standard corrects that Colin Lin dell was not campaign manager for Scott Singer's Dis 81 seat race. He served as a part time paid staffer and volunteer with the campaign.
Blythewood Middle School students win the regional Future City competition at USC Aiken earning a trip to Washington, D.C. The team impressed judges with a disaster-resilient city model and presentation. Second place went to Water Drop City in Augusta, third to First Baptist School of Charleston.
During the District 32B midwinter conference in North Augusta 100 Lions Club members attended meetings at the community center. A Strides Walk for Diabetes Awareness ran 25 minutes round trip along the Greeneway with signups, literature, water, and apples for walkers as part of the schedule. Crystal Murphy of Sun City Okatie Lions Club and others spoke about personal connections to diabetes and the goal of education to prevent blindness.
Champion Inc of Iron Mountain Michigan wins a 33.3 million 13 month contract to supply up to 252000 cubic yards of concrete for decommissioning the P and R reactors at the Savannah River Site Aiken SC. Up to 116 CSRA jobs expected with 24 hour batch plant operations and a local job fair planned.
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