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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2004
Page
2
Citizens urge paving of dirt roads to benefit mail carriers and visitors. A resident praises Peggy the paper carrier for daily door delivery. Supporters credit Senator Graham for advancing the high level waste program at SRS, claiming major risk reduction and cost savings.
A reader argues taxpayers have a right to ask questions about public funds shared with charter schools and urges a vote on allocation. The letter also notes the writer's status as a taxpayer and resident, and invites input via a Talkback hotline and email to the Aiken Standard.
Aiken County considers a 380000 loan at possibly 2 percent from Aiken Electric Cooperative to partly fund the Savannah River Research Campus hydrogen laboratory near the Savannah River National Laboratory. The project, leased by the Department of Energy, aims to develop new hydrogen storage methods for automotive use with industry and academic partners. The loan covers about 4 percent of the total cost, with bonds likely to finance the rest. County administrator Clay Killian notes debt capacity and bond relief potential while coop officials stress the loan aligns with their mission to improve quality of life and support development projects funded by a USDA grant. Barry Glover and Fred Humes speak on cooperation and industry interest.
St John’s United Methodist Church will retire the 38 rank organ built in 1962 as 63 rank replacement by Schantz Organ Company will be installed. The old instrument will be sold for parts to St John Newman Catholic Church while the congregation watches the organ exposed and the last notes played.
ATC President Dr. Susan Graham and USCA executive VP Dr. Suzanne Ozment brief Aiken County Phi Delta Kappa members on campus growth. USCA serves about 3,400 undergrads plus 150 grads while ATC counts 3,700 in credit programs and 14,000 in noncredit offerings, with new facilities and joint nursing plans.
Jason Fulmer returns to his district to lead the Title 2 No Child Left Behind staff development program in Aiken County. He will use federal funds to assess the district plan, work with Thinking Maps, and may continue teaching. Previously state teacher of the year finalist, he aims to expand STARS mentoring district wide.
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