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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2014
Page
3
A Talkback message questions police action against drug dealers in New Ellen and challenges beliefs about Native Americans causing rain. The caller argues taxes should reflect public input as costs rise and expresses concern over economic conditions.
An analyst argues South Carolina should accept hosting the MOX facility to prevent it from falling into terrorist hands and to safeguard government funds. The piece notes fears of corruption and urges state action to secure the project.
Local residents urge relocation of bike riders from Aiken to Greenville, stating they do not want bicyclists in Aiken and prefer they go elsewhere. The message emphasizes opposition to cycling activity within the community.
Letters to the editor discuss gun groups and disarmament debates. Readers criticize teacher pay raises and tax increases. They complain about water rate notices and property improvements, note closed stores, and urge civic input via a Talk Back hotline and email.
A confrontation at a Subway on East Pine Log Road left one man injured when he fell and hit his head after being shoved by another. Witnesses say the customer became aggressive during a coupon dispute and was placed on trespass notice per the Aiken Department of Public Safety report.
A Wagener man was shot in the head during a home invasion on Country Lane Road around 9:30 p.m. Deputies found the homeowner with a head wound after two Black males entered the residence demanding money and stole a television before fleeing. The victim was transported to a hospital. condition unknown. Call CrimeStoppers at 1-888-274-6372 with information.
Fifteen area graduates receive Savannah River Nuclear Solution Family Scholarships worth 3000 each at a ceremony in Aiken. Winners are dependents of SRNS employees based on ability leadership and academics. Over 270000 in scholarships have been awarded since the program began.
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