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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2003
Page
2
Aiken Standard notes AP report from Washington on the new nickel design omitting In God We Trust. The piece calls for public input and reminds readers they may voice opinions via Talkback hotline or email, with editors reserving rights to edit for space.
Aiken Technical College will debut a confined space trainer Tuesday at 7 30 am funded in part by a Monsanto Foundation grant. The 12 by 8 foot tank features a fixed stairway and three man ways to teach recognition and elimination of confined space hazards and rescue techniques. Nina Nidiffer at 593 9231 for more information.
The admissions and records office at ATC will begin registration for Spring 2004 terms I II and III on Monday. Classes start January 7 2004 and students should contact the ATC admissions office for enrollment details.
The arrest date for Joseph S. Castleberry 35 of 777 Vincent St Aiken was wrongly reported and corrected to December 5 in Florida. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
U S Submarine Veterans Denizens of the Deep Base donated four flags to the city for the Newberry Street and Park Avenue intersection. City Manager Roger LeDuc accepted them, part of the Adopt an Intersection effort led by the Aiken Marine Corps League and local groups.
Senator Lindsey Graham proposes a loser pays rule in federal cases where parties from different states rejected a settlement offer. The bill would require the losing party to cover the winning side attorney fees, with the judge deciding total fees. It aims to curb frivolous suits while preserving legitimate claims.
South Carolina official Mark Hammond argues the Secretary of State should remain an elected post as part of Gov. Sanford’s 2003 restructuring plan. The act would move several offices to a new Department of Administration and appoint some constitutional officers, including the Secretary of State, by the governor with Senate consent.
The Rev. Howard Hess departs St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken after 21 years as associate rector to become rector at St. Christopher's Episcopal in Kingsport Tennessee. He helped launch the ALPHA program Stephen ministry and a Dominican Republic mission trip while praising colleagues and noting the hard part is saying goodbye to loved ones. Hess will preside at all three services Sunday before his transition.
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