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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2002
Page
2
A mix of reader letters calls for more Augusta area coverage and timely local reporting including day‑of events and post‑event stories. Other topics urge food workers to wear hairnets and stricter child support enforcement, plus reactions on Aiken County issues and Talk Back formatting.
The Aiken Standard notes an error in Monday’s edition where Ricky Robinson was misidentified in a picture titled Putting On A Show. The newspaper apologizes for the confusion and any inconvenience caused.
Silver Bluff High School students from Cristina Chambers to ROTC cadets participated in a US Air Force traveling recruitment show featuring an F-16 flight simulator. The interactive display aimed to raise public awareness and reconnect the Air Force with the community, inspiring interest in ROTC and military service.
Jimmy Adams captured 56.8 percent of the runoff votes to become the Republican candidate for the unexpired North Augusta council seat. He earned 514 votes to Randy Parks 390 with 904 ballots cast from 9 252 registered. Adams promised to study city operations and stay available to voters as he faces Democratic opposition in November. Parks congratulated Adams and offered future help.
The Aiken County Board of Education names Ridge Spring Monetta High School track for Buford McGee who coached and taught there for 28 years and died at 51 after a horseback riding accident. Trustees waived the waiting period to honor him.
A 2001 environmental report shows the largest potential offsite dose at Savannah River Site as 18 millirem, far below the annual natural dose of 300 millirem. WSRC notes a 99.6 percent NPDES compliance and extensive monitoring within a 2,000 square mile area, with testing reaching up to 100 miles from the site and no NOVs under major environmental acts.
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