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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2001
Page
4
Trustees met Tuesday to approve an anti virus purchase through the state system to prevent a recurrence. Nimda shut down network and email access for two days, forcing manual computer cleansing by a ten member tech team while updates and patches were deployed.
Lore n Schneide reports the Brothers and Sisters group opens a new house in Aiken County with over 25 well wishers at a dedication ceremony. Donna Moore Wesby, United Way board chair, thanks church volunteers and First Baptist Church for renting the house rent free and supporting Project VISION with volunteers painting and upgrading the building.
Voters in Hollow Creek precinct favored Smith who captured 268 votes, while Radford tallied 45 absentee ballots. After precinct 53 and absentees, Smith held a 380 vote margin, shrinking to 101 in the remaining five precincts. Precinct 60 cast eight ballots all deemed invalid due to residency issues. Smith pledged cooperative growth while Radford, conceding defeat, thanked supporters and reflected on 12 years in office.
Killian travels to Aiken for several county council meetings to learn about salaries fire protection ditch digging and solid waste fees. He aims to hit the ground running while Klugh and Killian prepare for a leadership handoff with LaVana McKenzie advising on budget diversity and department familiarization.
The grandfather of Jon McDaniel a Citadel graduate and State Department special agent recounts his grandson’s role in evacuating a Twin Tower during the bombing and his hopes for safety. He notes McDaniel’s Yemen assignment and the family’s long military ties while stressing caution on retaliation and language barriers.
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