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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2013
Page
3
A reader critiques the president for praising a gay athlete while neglecting wounded veterans first responders and fiscal crisis. The letter argues for accountability, waste reduction, and stronger leadership beyond partisan rhetoric.
The speaker describes killings and drug-related crime in New Ellenton. Two officers were killed by malicious assailants while a young mother and others faced violent acts. The discussion laments drug dealers and break-ins, urging concern over local action.
A reader commends Sen. Shane Massey and Sen. Tom Young for listening to comments on a Senate bill. The note mentions returning a car, invites others to comment via TalkBack at 803-644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com, and notes readers' names will not be published.
Researchers at the Savannah River Site identified cobweb like bacteria in the Area basin during FY 2011. The team collects and analyzes the material from fuel bundle tops underwater and reports no noticeable corrosion of aluminum components. The bacteria appear non replicating without external nutrients and the source remains unknown.
In Montmorenci at Pascalina, the Spring Herb Faire attracted about 25 local vendors with herbs, vegetables, cast iron cookware, baked goods and crafts. Vendors note fewer booths due to rain but praise variety and local connections, with attendees from nearby Columbia towns and a focus on locally made goods.
Aiken Technical College will celebrate its 2012 2013 commencement with 314 graduates earning 792 degrees diplomas and certificates. Health sciences graduates speak at 3 pm and technical and general education graduates at 7 pm at the Student Activities Center Graniteville. Jeffrey B Archie S C Electric and Gas chief nuclear officer will deliver both speeches.
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