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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2013
Page
3
A TALKBACK line at 803 644 2384 prompts reader comments on AI editorial content hosted by nstandard com. Readers share strong opinions about newsroom automation and its impact on journalism.
Citizens condemn elected officials for leaving the state economy and infrastructure at risk. They cite insurance company departures, stalled roads, and a stagnating Graniteville Canal, warning of health hazards and urging accountability.
Residents report vandalized cars and stolen items in Sage Creek with social media chatter claiming 14 homes burglarized. The message questions why no official updates have been issued and critiques the honesty of public reporting.
Residents of New Ellenton report trespassers ignore no trespassing signs and enter yards despite warnings. Property owners seek stronger enforcement and community safety measures.
A reader thanks an anonymous patron who funded meals for three family members including two veterans. The writer promises to pay the kindness forward and invites others to share messages via the Talk Back hotline or email. Readers may comment without names and edits may trim content for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Wednesday report stating the district has $2 million in unfunded state mandates for nursing staff four year old kindergarten and gifted programs. The district faces a shortfall of about $2 million between funding and program spending.
The Aiken County Planning Commission unanimously approved four AT&T wireless towers in Wagener Salley and Windsor with heights of 250 to 300 feet. Residents asked about radiation while AT&T and American Tower representatives cited FCC safety standards. In a second action, a Windsor developer won approval for 17 mobile home based single family lots on 6.64 acres at Chantilly and Nickletop Roads.
Aiken Technical College partners with Warriors 4 Wireless to offer an Applied Science certificate in Tower Installation. The program aims to place over 5,000 veterans in wireless technician roles by 2015, with Warriors 4 Wireless providing placement help to ensure employment within 90 days of graduation.
The Savannah River Site may receive highly enriched uranium from Canada via H Canyon as part of a White House Canada pact. DOE spokesman Jim Giusti said no delivery date is set, with activists predicting spring transfer. Activities include reprocessing to low enriched uranium for TVA power.
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