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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2002
Page
2
Readers vent about a poorly written article in the Aiken Standard dated July 13 2002 noting unclear identifications and repeated paragraphs while others demand reliable home delivery and call for stricter traffic and safety laws. They also protest a cable channel change and insecure jail gates and invite reader feedback via Talkback.
Former fugitive John Travis Mace, jailed at Allendale Correctional Institution, had his bid for a new sentencing hearing rejected by Judge Rodney Peeples in Aiken County. The judge ruled Mace understood the judicial system and denied claims about the guilty plea's impact, noting prior prison conduct and waivers signed in indictments.
In Aiken County, instructor Stan Johnson unloads three $80,000 robots donated by BMW Spartanburg to the Aiken Career Center. The robots will serve Johnson and electrical technology classes, teaching programming, diagnostics, wiring, and maintenance as BMW aims to train future workers.
Ray Bellamy and Howard Yates led a South Boston inspection of a rebuilt 1988 Ford pumper the county plans to buy for Sage Mill Fire Station. Cost about 388000, saving 125000 to 150000 versus a new truck. council favored purchase despite June bid for a new unit.
Aiken resident Brittany Holsenback enjoys the sun and surf at Surfside Beach in June. Readers are invited to send their vacation photos and information to the Aiken Standard either by mail or email.
Northland Cable will drop ABC Family and a pay per view channel at end July and replace them Aug 1 with Turner South and the National Geographic Channel. Turner South highlights regional culture and original shows while National Geographic Channel features exploration and daily news from its new studio. Details available by phone at 648-8361.
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