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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2012
Page
1
The scoreboard shows Silver Bluff over Barnwell North Augusta 43 to 29 and Wardlaw Academy defeating Carolina Academy 34 to 20. The brief results highlight two high school football or basketball showdowns with named schools and final scores.
After the Tuesday General Election turnout reached 67 percent with 70,747 votes from 105,086 registered voters. Straight party voting accounted for 44 percent with Republicans at 16,746 votes 53.3 percent, Democrats 14,243 45.3 percent, and minor parties collectively under 1 percent.
Annie Johnson of North Augusta passed away. Funeral details are to be announced by the area deaths and funerals notice in 6A.
Jason Goings won the 11 person race for Aiken County Treasurer with 3818 votes, about 1300 more than runner up John Cagle. 16000 write in votes were cast and the counting spanned three days after Friday 3 p.m. in the county elections office as voters showed strong turnout.
The Department of Energy says Savannah River Nuclear Solutions violated four worker safety and health regulations after a site worker was seriously injured on July 1, 2011 at the K-Area Complex Purification Area Vault. DOE cites weak processes to identify control and manage construction hazards and will levy fines exceeding $150,000.
ASTV will not cover the high school football playoffs after the South Carolina High School League set a $1,500 live broadcast fee and a $1,000 web streaming cost. Melissa Hanna notes the price tag was too high, thanking fans and WRDW for their Friday night broadcasts and noting DVDs of each game are available.
South Aiken High School held its annual Veterans Day event with veterans from multiple branches recognized by students and staff. Student body president Macey Bosley asked veterans to stand for their branch as the band played service songs. City Mayor Fred Cavanaugh attended, noted for Air Force service after graduation from Virginia Military Institute.
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