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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2014
Page
3
Citizens praise the cleanup effort led by a volunteer group including Iwi and Benothe Georg while critics call for improvements to debris removal. Residents note trash remains along the road and urge better coordination and accountability from local leadership.
A reader letter decries rowdy graduation conduct and littering, calls for enforcing a $1,000 fine and community service, and urges a bottle return law while criticizing local taxes. The piece pleads for accountability, urges reporting incidents, and urges officials to seek jobs rather than higher taxes.
The Aiken Standard corrects an identification error in a photo caption connected to an adult education article. The newspaper invites readers to report factual errors by calling Melisa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or emailing editorial.
More than 100 Aiken County high school students and parents gathered at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center to hear about underage drinking. The event featured an information fair, drunk goggles activity, law enforcement talks, a rollover simulator, and testimonials from Juvenile Justice inmates. The aim was to create a low pressure space for discussion and to show consequences of alcohol use.
The Savannah River Site may accept and process used German nuclear fuel containing about 900 kilograms of HEU. DOE plans an environmental assessment and a June 24 public scoping meeting at the North Augusta Community Center. If approved, a processing system at SRS would remove graphite via graphite digestion technology developed by the Savannah River National Laboratory. Officials say no decision has been made to accept the fuel. The effort supports reducing HEU in civil commerce, with ongoing work funded by past and recent agreements. CAB members previously opposed foreign nuclear material receipts.
A new state law may allow adults who were in high school since 1990 to obtain a diploma if they earned all credits but did not pass the exit exam HSAP. Beginning 2015 seniors may graduate with required credits without the exit exam, with petitions possible through district offices.
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