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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2004
Page
2
A reader urges patrons upset with Summerall postal service to contact the regional postal inspector in Atlanta. Filing a complaint is promised to correct issues at the Summerall station. The letter also critiques Burnettown council and questions the United Valley Organization's annexation aims.
Readers are urged to share knowledge of a deli or food emporium in the Aiken Augusta area that sells whole deep fried Thanksgiving turkeys retail. The note invites tips, calling for local options and contacts.
The Aiken Standard corrects earlier edition error on the Clemson vs South Carolina football telecast. The game will be shown on Fox Sports Net and WLTX Columbia. The correction notes the correct networks and station.
Amy Berry and Tracy Taylor, both Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary staff, expanded from Reading Recovery to small group intervention for first and second graders reading below level. Grants totaling about $5,000 funded materials and supplies, with ongoing support from a Comprehensive School Reform grant and state education staff visits.
Furman University philosopher Dr. Carmela Epwright told USC Aiken that stem cell controversy lies between ethics and politics, not extremes. She says pluripotent cells offer major research potential, while Bush favors adult stem cells. embryos remain in fertility banks with complex ownership and fate questions.
Scientists at Savannah River Site study natural and enhanced methods to clean chlorinated solvents from groundwater. The SRNL led program for DOE aims to accelerate cleanup at contaminated sites by at least 10 years, with field tests at SRS to wrap within 22 months.
The Security Federal Bank in Graniteville hosted a Customer Appreciation Day to thank customers with snacks and tokens. Branch manager Shane Bagby and staff described annual community oriented events, while balloons and Clemson and South Carolina memorabilia decorated the area for a festive season mood.
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