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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2007

Page

11

Energy Saving Project Links Landfill to KC Beech Island Plant

Editorial lauds a landfill gas to energy venture by Clark Corp Siemens Building Technologies and the Three Rivers Regional Landfill. Methane from Jackson site to be piped 16 miles to Kimberly Clark Beech Island plant cutting fuel costs and greenhouse emissions. Project spans 15 years with early cost recovery and strong environmental and regional economic benefits.

Clark Corp Siemens Building Technologies Three Rivers Kimberly-Clark Beech Island Jackson K-C Environmental Protection Agency Siemens

Aiken Standard Personnel Contact Update

Publisher Scott B. Hunter and Creulation Director Scot Newcom are listed with the Aiken Standard. Business Manager Stephen A. Bailey is also identified, with contact details shown.

Scot Newcom Wcom Aikenstandard

Aiken Voters Face Split Races and Apathy

Letters to the editor discuss voter apathy in Aiken South Carolina and endorse candidates Dick Dewar Sam Erb and Fred Cavanaugh. Residents praise Shane Massey for listening to education concerns and critique growth, traffic and planning debates shaping the November 6 city elections.

Dick Dewar South Carolina Shane Massey

Read Body Signals Outsmart Poker Fools Says Navarro

Former FBI spy catcher Joseph Navarro, now an instructor at the World Series of Poker Academy, argues that body signals reveal truth behind poker faces. He cites skill in reading players and calls out the fake bravado seen at the tables.

FBI Joseph Navarro

Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Aiken Standard

Readers are invited to submit opinions on issues under 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length. Include contact details and send to Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, South Carolina 29802 or via email or fax at 648-6052.

Aiken Aiken, S.C Aikenstandard S.C

Letter Writers Clash Over Sam Erb Supporters in Aiken

A reader defends Sam Erb against charges of crowding, argues all citizens belong to interest groups, and accuses his opponent of being backed by an elite faction. The writer praises Erb for fresh ideas and urges voters to research beyond media hype and blogs to see his plan to move Aiken forward.

Sam Erb Mr. Erb Aiken

Colonial Days Shines at Living History Park North Augusta

Local attendee praises the Colonial Days event at Living History Park in North Augusta. Highlights include newly built structures, convincing reenactors notably the French lace makers, and thanks to Lynn Thompson and volunteers for a standout year.

Living History Park North Augusta North ‘Augusta Lynn Thompson

Election letters due for Aken City and Senate District 25

In upcoming city and district races letters to the Ken Standard must arrive by Oct. 31. The final letters on both topics will be published Sunday, Nov. 4.

Aken City

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