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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2003
Page
2
Readers debate Jim Hodges and his headlines, critique Sheriff Hunt, question tax policy, and discuss mosquitos and county vs city services. A caller praises Whiskey Road resurfacing while urging fair access for county residents.
Savannah River Site's S.C. Technology Center seeks to lead in fuel cell research with USC as NSF Industry University Cooperative Research Center partners. Clinton Wolfe notes SRS experience with hydrogen isotopes complements USC focus on hydrogen economy. The collaboration aims to reduce fossil fuel dependence, advance cost improvements, and spur economic growth.
The Aiken Youth Court sworn in new volunteers at a Wednesday ceremony. Kern Bellinger and Alexis Williams chaired roles as student advocates and tribunal members, guiding peers in resolving school related conflicts and legal matters while mentors prepare the next group.
Robert Maddox Jr. returns to Aiken County to lead North Aiken Elementary after a decade coaching at Swansea High School where his teams won three state titles. He emphasizes student success and schoolwide support while reflecting on his education career and accountability in funding. Contact Rob Novi at evit aikenstandard.com.
Authorities pursue leads back to Perry area for Willis Turner Jr. 40, of 819 Sugar Bottom Road, suspected of abducting an Aiken woman at knife point from a relative’s home on John Nunn Highway. Bloodhounds followed a trail near Poole Cemetery Road before going cold. investigators fear Turner may have fled in a vehicle. Call tips to 800 922 8211 or Crime Stoppers at 866 88 CRIME for up to 1000 reward.
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