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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2005
Page
2
A reader letter recalls Whiskey Road development and zoning in Aiken, lauds Sheriff Michael Hunt for compassion during a train crash, praises Irene Rudnick, comments on local theater, questions Social Security funds, critiques TV listings, and invites reader feedback via the Talkback line.
Allen S. Angus, 30, a sergeant at Aiken County Detention Center, was arrested on a breach of trust charge for allegedly pocketing deposits. A SLED investigation found a $1000 or less theft tied to a January 7 Bank of America deposit that was never made. He is free on bond.
Avondale Mills 2500 workers in the CSRA faced paycheck problems after the Graniteville chlorine leak and Jan 6 train crash. Some were paid too much, others too little as accounting and lost time records disrupted payroll. Norfolk Southern will compensate Avondale for lost hours. plants reopened except Woodhead Division.
Gregory Stephens wins Area 1 bee and earns a spot in the County spelling bee at South Aiken High School tonight at 7. Octavia Pollard is runner up and also qualifies. Winners credit English drills and faith for calm. Co-sponsored by the Aiken County School District and the Aiken Standard.
Cub Scout Pack 7 hosted the Pinewood Derby at Grace United Methodist Church in North Augusta with Tyler Wilson Zach Livingston and Marc Outlaw top finishers. Scouts described tuning tips including tire separation wheel adjustments and graphite lubrication as key to speed while noting the 1953 origin in Manhattan Beach and global growth to over 100 million Cub Scouts.
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