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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2008
Page
3
Letters discuss road yielding to horse traffic and funeral processions, blaming home habits for obesity debates, urging courteous driving near parades. The writer praises USCA Broadway music night and congratulates students, then notes Driver’s Manual guidance on funeral processions and invites reader comments for the Aiken Standard.
CSRA seen as leading nation in nuclear revival says David Amerine of Parsons as industry leaders gather at The Nuclear Renaissance Here and Now conference in Savannah Rapids Pavilion Augusta. DOSer for SRS MOX and WSRC executives discuss risks, talent, and future energy mix with hydrogen renewables and clean power priorities.
Dionne Walker, 34, of Beech Island, is jailed on shoplifting charges after a bold $3,000 TV theft at Richland Avenue Walmart. A second man fled with him. both were spotted with the 40-inch set in a cart, then abandoned it in the parking lot. An investigator tracked the SUV to Kalmia Apartments before the suspects fled on foot. the other thief remains at large. Call 642-7620 with tips.
Joan Donnelly retires as Aiken County assistant administrator after about 25 years with the county. She joined in 1983 as grants coordinator and became assistant administrator five years later. She recalls tough times in the 1990s, notes ongoing projects, and plans to volunteer after retirement while staying in the area.
Notices indicate higher rates outside the service zone and provide EZ Pay contact details. Information appears tied to the Aiken Standard and subscription options. The fragment lists multiple dates and references a cash drawing schedule tied to midday and evening times.
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