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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2006
Page
3
Aiken residents voice frustration as Steeplechase crowds overflow red gate parking. Guests leave amazed at minimal traffic control and long entry waits beyond 10:30 a.m. Those following rules idle on Two Notch while others cut in from Boardman. Question raised about Audubon traffic stoppages to aid South Boundary arrivals.
A reader argues that many immigrant jobs are illegal and exploit workers. They criticize employers for roadside pickups and paying below minimum wage, deny that illegals should be compared to past immigrant groups, and question benefits for children born to undocumented workers.
A caller urges mandatory school bus use for all children to reduce road congestion on Chukker Creek Road and cut fuel waste. The letter suggests mothers driving to school should stop and asks readers to send comments via Talkback line or email.
Wagener Fire Department received a 2000 gallon water tanker funded by a 138000 federal grant from FEMA and the National Fire Administration with 60000 from local option sales tax. The truck, built by Work Horse Fire Apparatus in Rock Hill, supports rural areas lacking hydrants and improves water delivery for grass and house fires.
The Harvard Glee Club performed at Joye Cottage in Aiken on a sunny Friday, hosted by Greg Smith and Steve Naifeh. The event supported the Aiken Opera Society, Aiken Symphony Guild, and Masterworks Chorale, with plans for the club's 86th spring tour including Mobile and Chattanooga.
Publication and mailing details for the Aiken Standard issued by Aiken Communications Inc. include the address P.O. Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 and contact 803 648 2311. It lists Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006 including January 16 February 14 March 1 through December 25.
Lottery results show Pick 3 Midday 6 2 1, Pick 4 Midday 5 5 9 5, Pick 3 Evening 1 8 3, Pick 4 Evening 9 0 3 0. Carolina Five draws 7 8 18 32 1 with Multiplier, plus Cash 3/4 and Mega Millions details.
The Crabb Family a five sibling gospel group with nine 2005 Dove Award nominations and two Grammy nods will perform at Christian Heritage Church on April 9 at 6 30 PM. Admission is free with a love offering. the church is at 285 Ascauga Lake Road Graniteville and more information is from 663 7504.
The Clemson Extension Service will run a private applicators pesticide license training on Friday April 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Registration is 60 dollars and includes lunch. Pre-registration is required by Tuesday April 18. For information call 359 8515 ext 111.
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