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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2004
Page
2
Letter writers urge USC Aiken to hire ATC basketball coach from Aiken Tech and question administrative decisions. They praise community services, shuttle ideas for Steeplechase events, and thank emergency responders and Walmart for assisting handicapped people. A second reader calls for James Brown to serve time for alleged abuse.
A reader comment criticizes the president for trying to restore morals, compares him to a Dukes of Hazzard Sheriff, discusses Martha Stewart’s conviction and Kmart's endorsements, and endorses shopping at WalMart while offering a hotline and email for responses.
The Aiken Standard lists Marjorie Mal colm's email incorrectly in Tuesday's Wearable Art Show story. The correct address is mmustionups.com. We regret the error.
Advanced Glassfiber Yarns will emerge from bankruptcy in April after a federal judge approved its reorganization plan. The company will be owned by secured lenders with other creditors receiving equity, and will cut losses with $184 million swapped for control and $120 million of debt reduced. 900 employees at Aiken and Pennsylvania plants will see modest hiring as the economy improves.
New Ellenton police search for two Black men who entered Kissiah Furniture on Main Street, assaulted a 75 year old employee, and stole his wallet. They fled on foot, were unarmed, and were tracked to a vehicle by a bloodhound unit. Authorities seek tips at 652-7770 or 800-922-9709.
Erin Casey and Everett Chandler of Aiken are named to a five week Rotary Group Study Exchange to South Africa. They will visit Rotary clubs observe daily life and meet prosecutors lawmakers and university professionals.
Dr. Deidre Martin notes a 30 percent rise in fall applications and outlines plans for a 5 000 seat convocation center set to break ground in May and finish in about 18 months. The facility will host basketball and volleyball, graduations, and more as USCA expands dorms for 300 of 3 000 students and fuses the American Democracy Project into the curriculum.
The Savannah River Site reports its 10,000th drum of transuranic waste shipped to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad New Mexico. The milestone, achieved 12 years ahead of original plans, follows a rapid scale up to six shipments weekly from an initial one per month in 2001.
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