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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2009
Page
14
The swine flu has been declared a pandemic and should not be taken lightly. Three Aiken residents tested positive after a Boy Scout camp trip in North Carolina, but have recovered. Health officials warn outbreaks can persist in warmth and urge precautions and preparedness.
In Aiken, former rivals Tom Young and Scott Singer are praised for defending local control amid S-453, a state bill shifting livestock regulation to the General Assembly. The editorial lauds five acre equine zoning and recalls their County Council efforts to shield Aiken’s character and horse developments.
Circulation Director Scot Newcom and Business Manager Terri Cheek lead operations with Editor Michael W. Gibbons overseeing content. Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson coordinates ad sales for the Aiken Standard.
Savannah River Remediation takes over the SRS Liquid Waste contract July 1 2009 and pledges aggressive cleanup using state of the art technology. The SRR team aims to close 22 single shelled tanks in eight years and double processing throughput at the Defense Waste Processing Facility while maintaining safety and environmental protection. Jim French leads SRR as President and Project Manager.
Readers call for focus on public impact rather than private details. They urge scrutiny of use of public funds, potential dereliction of duty, and whether personal turmoil affects the governor’s ability to serve the remaining term. They also request privacy for Jenny and children.
Larry and Candy Guinn of Aiken SC praise Silver Bluff Animal Hospital staff for saving and caring for a emaciated elderly chihuahua found wandering. After a late night arrival, a technician earned the dog's trust and the clinic provided shelter and care while a permanent home is sought.
The SC governor Mark Sanford faced a dramatic news conference admitting an affair. The column critiques his behavior as personal faltering with wider political consequences and questions about governance and honesty.
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