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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2000
Page
2
At 8 p.m. the musical Threepen ny Opera plays at the USCA Etherredge Center. At 6 p.m. the U S Army Signal Corps Band performs near Thornton Park on Silverton Street, Jackson Center Center.
Aiken County deputies report vandalism and theft across several streets including Victoria Drive Silver Fire Way Cook s Bridge Road and York Street. Vehicles were broken into and a tractor stolen while a wall at Solomon s Christian High School was defaced. A dog was poisoned and a threat was made at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
Golfer Tom Lehman was issued a warning ticket while traveling Route 125 near the Savannah River Site. Ernie Tussey of Wackenhut Services Inc. says the ticket is not a traffic citation and was given for speeding.
Tuesday lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 2 9 5 and Cash 3 Evening 2 5 4. Cash 4 is 7 0 6 1. Fantasy 5 numbers are 7 11 20 23 35. The Big Game numbers are 1 11 31 38 45 with Big Money Ball 12.
Money arrives for child readiness programs as First Steps gains momentum in Aiken County. Backers met at United Way offices to learn a $42 241.21 level one grant advances planning money and community assessment to identify gaps in school readiness.
The City of Aiken recognized volunteers at a noontime luncheon in the Municipal Conference Center. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and City Manager Roger LeDue praised unsung heroes, guests received magnet banners and gifts, and retirees noted in Columbia were cited as promoting Aiken as a retirement destination.
A correction note from the Aiken Standard fixes the spelling of David Hoel’s name in the Hedda Gabler opening story. The publication regrets the error and invites readers to subscribe.
The Aiken NAACP branch hosts its 19th annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Friday April 21 at 7 pm in Mount Anna Baptist Church Family Life Center. Richard G. Womack, NAACP National Board member and AFL-CIO spokesperson, speaks on workers rights and civil rights. For tickets and ads call 502-0170.
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