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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2014
Page
2
The 48th Aiken Spring Steeplechase drew about 30 000 attendees with Cade Coxville making his first appearance at 18 months. Chad Coxville noted his family will balance enjoying the race with time at home as he attends for six years with his wife.
In Hamilton Ohio two Pacer baseball games finished with walk-off wins. Players Charles Lee Craig Langley and Rick Faraci supplied decisive hits as the team closed the day with dramatic finishes. Local obituaries list Darwin Robison Everett Summerall Glenn Fretts Willie Walker among the departed.
Cloudy conditions with a high around 70 and a low near 36. Includes a brief 5 day outlook and contact numbers for the news office.
Former South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges discusses the MOX contract and his 2002 threat to block plutonium shipments to the Savannah River Site. He argues the federal plan to pause MOX work heightens scrutiny of state-federal deals, noting past government reneging concerns from his 1999 2003 tenure.
Hodges notes that under President Clinton the DOE offered funding to build a MOX facility in South Carolina to convert plutonium into a usable source if local assistance is provided for disposition. The article references MOX discussion on Page 5A.
The Aiken Standard captured first place in General Excellence in its division and won in the overall feature specialty publication category for the Aiken Triple Crown 2013 edition. Publisher Ellen Priest credited the staff led by Executive Editor Melissa Hanna for the achievement.
The Aiken Standard earned seven awards including First Place General Excellence and First Place Feature in the daily under 18,000 division. Teleprinter Teddy Kulmala Maayan Schechter Noah Fite and Shana Donahue won individual honors. The Triple Crown edition was named best specialty publication in the state.
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