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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2010
Page
15
A letter writer argues against ending Saturday delivery despite Postal Service losses. They note consumers may turn to alternatives, question cost savings, and defend the postal system as universal and indispensable, warning such erosion could hurt the service's future. The piece invites readers to mail opinions to the Aiken Standard.
Comments on Aiken Standards site fault lengthy red lights at Richland and DMV corridor, arguing the new traffic design worsens flow and questions the need for changes. Residents demand a revert as drivers report 2 to 3 minute stops and slower progress.
Arthur T. Zappa is announced as Advertising Director at the Aiken Standard. He brings extensive marketing experience and will oversee client relations, ad campaigns, and revenue growth for the paper.
Readers note Jeff Allison steps down as DOE site manager at Savannah River Site but will stay on in the community as Special Projects manager. His seven years saw major milestones in waste management and operations and he remains a credible public face, with hopes high for his successor.
The remaining grandchildren of Clarence and Jennie Wallace appeal to the City of Aiken to restore and publicize the forgotten history of their ancestors. They detail Wallace's polo influence, steeplechase success, and contributions to Aiken’s Winter Colony, noting damaged graves and scarce local recognition.
In Rep Wilson's guest column the former Nevada governor is said to plan celebrating Yucca Mountain's demise. The author argues Nevada return all federal funds, over 10 billion dollars, with interest to states and utilities that paid, framing it as a breach of promise.
The notice provides mailing and contact details for letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. It lists Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and the email letters@aikenstandard.com along with the fax number 6486052.
A reader argues against the idea that South Carolina voters were disenfranchised in the last election. The letter explains federal structure, the Electoral College, and who may be disenfranchised, noting felon status and voting eligibility as key factors.
Jack Casey, an aviation safety consultant and supervisor in New York, cautions that complacency raises accident risk. The quote addresses allowing a child to radio instructions to pilots and the need for strict supervision.
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