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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2003
Page
2
The TalkBack section is labeled as entertainment and features readers calling others spineless. The piece urges residents to write letters with real names and critiques city planning versus rapid highway work, while noting a Batchelor case discussion and offering contact details for comments.
Advanced Glassfiber Yarns LLC filed a Plan of Reorganization and Disclosure Statement with the US Bankruptcy Court as part of Chapter 11 proceedings led by chief restructuring officer Marc Pfefferle. The plan aims to cure over 180 million dollars in secured claims with 120 million in new secured notes and new common stock totaling 100 percent ownership, though unsecured creditors committee opposes it pending court approval.
Westinghouse Savannah River Company announces a renegotiated $49 billion contract with the Department of Energy to accelerate cleanup at the Savannah River Site. The deal extends through 2006 with possible extension, aims to reduce costs, close out environmental management activities, and stabilize employment while supporting Tritium missions and the Savannah River Technology Center.
Holly O Bry an 12 will move with her mother Susan and sister Stephanie into a Habitat for Humanity home in Aiken sponsored by the H G Reynolds Company. Volunteers from Reece and local firms helped build the house keeping costs low while expanding the program’s reach. The family aims to make Holly more independent as she recovers from medical issues and returns to school after a year of home bound instruction. Church notes Habitat has grown since 1988 with 45 houses built and renewed sponsor lists including Millbrook and Cedar Creek Baptist churches. For information contact Richard Church at 642 9295.
A joint committee forwards the Whiskey Road overlay plan to city and county planning departments. The proposal would extend from Boardman Road to Talatha Church Road with potential expansion to New Ellenton city limits. The aim is a single regulatory framework to improve safety and traffic flow along the corridor.
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