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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2004
Page
1
Aiken Hornets defeated cross-town rival South Aiken 21-15 at Hagood Stadium to extend their series win streak to 11. The Hornets scored two second-half TDs and forced a late fumble punt return to seal the victory as South Aiken lamented a third straight disappointing season finale.
Langley hosts a three day Intertribal Pow Wow featuring Native American dancing drumming and storytelling with vendors from across the country. The event runs Friday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to late evening with admission 3 for adults and free for children 12 and under.
Aiken Public Safety warns residents to lock vehicles at all times to deter a rise in thefts. Detective Kirk Owen stresses locking doors, windows, trunks and protecting keys, with tips to park in well lit areas and hide valuables. Police note the thefts are widespread, especially in Gatewood Aiken Estates and the Aiken Mall. Public Safety Director Pete Frommer urges porch lights on and to call authorities if suspicious activity is seen.
An appellate court overturned a lower court decision blocking the DOE from reclassifying high level waste at nuclear sites in Idaho Washington and South Carolina. Opponents argued the case was premature while supporters say reclassification lowers costs and allows grout sealing. The ruling follows Congress and presidential actions broadening reclassification rules.
Aiken County Election Commission certified the final ballots from Tuesday's election. They reviewed 698 provisional ballots, counted 291, and added them to unofficial totals. Bush 39077 and Kerry 19799 paced the presidential totals, with DeMint 36446 and Tenenbaum 20674 leading the Senate race. Bradley still led in School Board District 8.
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