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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2001
Page
4
Philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset states that living is a continuous process of choosing actions. The quote emphasizes the role of personal choice in shaping existence and direction.
The 122nd Engineer Battalion of the South Carolina Army National Guard from Graniteville completed a 13 day relief mission in West Virginia after deadly floods.72 soldiers cleared debris moved 1 256 loads of debris in five ton trucks and aided residents resulting in awards of the West Virginia State Service Ribbon and the West Virginia Disaster Relief Ribbon. The editor praises quick neighborly help and commends the battalion for a job well done.
South Carolina Lottery Commission debates start date delaying the launch to January to build groundwork. Consultant Richard Newell says January would boost nine month revenue by about 35 million and allow time to set games, marketing, and license 3000 outlets, with no rush to meet an artificial deadline.
The Aiken Standard announces staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Advertising Director Jeffrey B. Wallace, Managing Editor Garth R. Groshans, and other leadership positions at the paper.
A reader laments that flowers placed on a grave appeared by a private action and argues Pennsylvania should cover costs. The letter questions why Aiken County funds were used for private memorials and cites an official denial and taxpayer impact.
A reader questions partial paving of Cherry Hills Drive asking if traffic from Pine Log to Ridgemoor was studied. The letter cites a sink hole, requests reasoning behind the half road work, and notes street repair urgency.
The notice provides mailing and contact options for letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. It lists the P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina with the 29802 ZIP, an email swallace at aikenstandard com, and a fax number 803 648 6052.
A U S energy plan argues pyroprocessing of spent reactor fuel enables fuel burning in fast reactors, reducing waste and proliferation risk. It claims plutonium produced is not weapon grade and energy supply would grow, while waste activity drops in under 500 years.
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