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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2004
Page
2
A collection of reader submissions addresses Salvation Army bell ringing fairness, Kroger truck exit safety, holiday observances, railroad accidents, classroom field trips, driving behavior, and non smoking restaurant trends in Aiken. Readers urge safer streets, respectful coverage, and civic consideration while inviting further comments.
The Aiken Standard notes an earlier error in the toll free number for the county customer service line. The correct out of area contact number is (866) 876 7074. The newspaper apologizes for the mistake and provides the corrected number.
At Hotel Aiken fans from Clemson and South Carolina gathered for Big Thursday ahead of the weekend game. Organizers Brian Young and Chris Fulmer praised turnout and tradition, while Spurrier rumor swirled about Carolina’s head coach job. Players’ bets, home crowd confidence, and loyal fans framed the lively pregame scene.
Aiken County Superintendent Linda Eldridge spoke to third graders at Ridge Spring Monetta and New Ellenton Middle, praising public education. The district highlighted literacy with a Reading First grant upgrading library titles and distributing dictionaries to 719 students. A Friday parade and a teacher of the year rocking chair award capped the week.
The NNSA reports the 100th shipment of low enriched uranium departed the Savannah River Site for Nuclear Fuels Services in Erwin Tennessee. The material will power a TVA reactor after blending down surplus weapons grade uranium, cutting security costs and saving TVA fuel expenses. The project won DOE Excellence in Acquisition for saving over 30 million dollars and finishing six months early.
South Aiken High School plans to form a PTO to boost parent involvement and school communication. An organizational meeting is set for Dec. 7 at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium with officers to be elected and bylaws reviewed.
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