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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2002
Page
2
A citizen reports a bus driver repeatedly exceeding the 25 mph limit near North Stream Drive around 4 PM. The writer threatens to film the next incident to present to the superintendent and urges cleanup of campaign litter in the area.
A reader lobs a broadcast style rant about Carolina and a coach joining Augusta National. The caller vents frustration at referees and excuses after a loss described as to the better team, with mention of a hotline and an email for comments.
The Aiken Standard plans a special section on Strom Thurmond to mark his 100th birthday. Readers are invited to share remembrances of the longtime senator and his 48 years in the U S Senate. Submit to Strom Thurmond Recollection, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken S C 29801 or via editorial aikenstandard.com.
Defense lawyers petition to question jurors after notes from 12 days of testimony allegedly show prejudice during the Lillie Belle Allen slaying trial. Prosecutors oppose, citing adherence to deliberation rules. judge to rule after written arguments.
Exelon Corp former chair and co CEO Dr. Corbin McNeill Jr spoke at the Edward Teller Lecture in Augusta about nuclear energy future. He warned US regulators and markets hinder new plants but urged development of advanced designs and hydrogen fuel integration to cut emissions and meet rising global demand.
The Aiken Standard announces a deadline for ordering Portraits of the Past A Pictorial History of Aiken County. Orders for the standard edition at 19.95 and the leather bound limited edition at 75.00 are due by December 14 and November 14 respectively. Reservations require a deposit and may be made at the Aiken Standard office or by mail.
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