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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2004
Page
2
Aiken SPCA volunteers and the boy’s father witnessed Austin Allen, on his birthday, bringing dog food gifts. The note praises his care for animals and hopes others imitate the act. Separately, concerns are raised about unregulated soft money by 527 organizations and calls for FEC regulation ahead of the presidential race.
A Dunbarton Oaks resident of over 40 years commends neighbors for repainting the entrance sign and park, notes the sign is an oak leaf and was once brown painted. The letter defends showing images from Iraq and counters a complaint about liberals and President Bush.
A reader questions why someone involved in an accident can be deemed at fault yet face no charges. They argue others would have been charged and call for fairness.
The speaker questions Lindsey Graham about his public actions toward a young girl and criticizes his voters. The note expresses intention not to vote for him again and implies disapproval of his stance on immigration.
The Aiken Standard urges diners during Masters Week to tip service staff, noting corporate hosts pay only the bill and not gratuity. Call the Talkback hotline at 803 648 2508 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief, publishable comments. Readers’ names aren’t required.
Members of Kappa Alpha Psi refurbished the Schofield Middle School bell tower over several weekends, cleaning, replacing rotted boards, and repainting to match the school’s renovated front gate. Moses Mims and Paul Holland led the effort, part of a broader fraternity presence at the school.
North Augusta officers partnered with Fire Mountain restaurant to serve diners and collect donations for Special Olympics. The event netted 370 from T-shirt sales and 938 in donations while officers worked as servers and volunteers amid a Torch Run kickoff plan and a nod to a Red Lobster fundraiser.
The Good Friday Tenebrae service at St Paul Lutheran Church recalls Jesus sacrifice with seven scripture readings and candle extinguishments. Parishioners stress the meaning of Christ s crucifixion and the coming Easter celebration with music and reflection.
North Augusta Elementary School invites local business community to an open house at 6 30 p m Tuesday to showcase four SMART Boards donated by Ronco Specialized Systems Inc One board was demonstrated in Tracy Johannsen's classroom where she led a study on attention spans and helped peers learn to use the technology Public aid funds supported the project with a 2400 grant Call NAE at 442 6280 for details
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