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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2006
Page
3
A reader argues humans must be fixed before pets and presses pet owners to spay or neuter. They insist people bear responsibility for pet populations and critique education funding and unions. The message blends advocacy with unrelated comment on education funding.
The message argues all Graniteville Disaster Relief money must remain in the Graniteville area regardless of its stated use, asserting that if the wreck had not occurred there would be no funds. It emphasizes local accountability and insists funds belong where the disaster happened.
Citizens urge safer park design warning of car traffic and unrestrained dogs in a letter to the Aiken Standard. They request fence integration to grass areas and speed controls on Whiskey Road near exercise paths. They invite comments via Talkback line and email while noting names won’t be published.
Retiring Silver Bluff High School principal Warren Whitson and incoming leader Todd Bornscheuer unveil plans for a Freshman Academy to reduce ninth grade failures and disciplinary disparities. The program, partially federally funded, would create a dedicated freshman wing with shared electives, common planning, and targeted interventions supported by district officials and visiting practices from A C Flora High School.
Daryl Lee Bradley, 40, formerly of Lithonia Georgia, was extradited from DeKalb County jail in Atlanta to Aiken County South Carolina to face prosecution for a 1994 felony DUI. He allegedly crossed the center line in a wreck with three victims. Bradley was on bond restricting him to home or work or church. A warrant issued in 1995 for failing to appear remains active.
Aiken County faces potential closure of a DHEC office at USC Aiken that runs a health registry for Graniteville disaster victims after the Jan 6 2005 train derailment and chlorine spill. 850 residents have registered and 400 more may join. Svendsen requests 4000 monthly to keep the registry and 383000 to screen 600 more, with funds from Norfolk Southern denied.
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