Letters to Print Sunday in Aiken Standard Opinion
Readers submit opinions ahead of the City Council primary and other local topics. The Sunday edition adds an extra page for Letters to the Editor so neighbors can share thoughts.
11 Sep 1999
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1999
Page
1
Readers submit opinions ahead of the City Council primary and other local topics. The Sunday edition adds an extra page for Letters to the Editor so neighbors can share thoughts.
The Aiken community enjoyed the first two days of Aiken's Makin' with a spread out four block craft area in downtown, despite storms. Officials estimate average crowds with organizers noting more visitors tomorrow. Vendors reported slower sales Friday but remained hopeful for higher turnout. Local residents praised the event and late- afternoon attendance appeared steady as 250 crafters showcased woodwork dolls prints and seasonal decor.
Government investigators plan a fall GAO visit to South Carolina to study the $2.8 billion video gambling industry and its effects on two communities, with Myrtle Beach Charleston and Columbia under consideration for the site.
Four state governors Colorado South Carolina Tennessee and Washington joined Energy Secretary Bill Richardson in a pact to clean up nuclear wastes. The agreement sets goals and deadlines tied to funding not yet approved by Congress. New Mexico hosted the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and was absent from the meeting.
Regulars gathered for the last day at Alvanos Restaurant in downtown. Kenny Bolton and Jimmy Stewart shared a final breakfast while others joked and paid for the last coffee. Owner Jean McKinney will close Monday and seek new work or run another spot after nearly six years. Founded in the early 1950s by Louis Alvanos, the family legacy ends with today’s farewell.
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