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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2013
Page
3
The column claims Obama will pardon Jesse Jackson Jr or his wife when he leaves office to erase the conviction and restore employment prospects. The editorial asserts the move would remove Jackson's record and enable him to secure any job.
A letter-like mix of local opinions urges pastel murals and 3-D pizza statues on the Bowery, urges whiskey road hotel construction for visitors to Aiken, and calls for traffic safety and better medical practice. It critiques Project Jackson and urges public opinion via a TalkBack line.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction to a page 1A Sunday article stating William Aiken did not visit Aiken. The newspaper regrets the error and invites readers to report factual inaccuracies by contacting Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or email editorial.
Rebecca Turner was named Citizen of the Year at Edgefield County Celebration of Success Banquet held at Strom Thurmond High School in Johnston. Elizabeth Ingram earned Teacher of the Year, and Leroy Rouse was named Support Staff of the Year.
A bus carrying eighteen Aiken Middle School students and a driver collided with three vehicles on Rudy Mason Parkway. Five students were taken to Aiken Regional Hospital by ambulance. all others were released. Driver Simpkins faced a yielding-right-of-way charge. adults were later treated at Georgia Regents Medical Center.
The Design Review Board voted to recommend three railroad bridges on Fairfield Street S.E. Union Street S.E. and York Street S.E. be designated historic and urged a zoning change in Aiken's historic district. The Planning Commission will review the recommendation before forwarding it to City Council.
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