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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2004
Page
2
A reader vents about a sheriff allegedly hitting a vehicle and questions accountability. The note also touches on immigration views, presidential opinions, veterans, restaurant delays, and customer service, reflecting scattered public grievances.
A reader condemns a massage advertisement in Sunday’s paper page 10 for its presenter’s tattoos and overall look. The commenter questions the ad’s appropriateness and urges accountability from the publication.
A letter writer questions Bill Cole's move from highway patrol to Aiken County emergency preparedness and the coroner's office amid voter concerns. Another caller addresses tax funding for an African American cultural center, urging public input via Talkback and email.
Several downtown venues present watercolor shows as part of Art After Hours. New exhibitions open Thursday at Rabold Arnold and Jackson galleries with works by multiple artists and a piece by Harriet Marshall Goode. Etherredge Center displays Barbara Cheetham through May 4.
Construction at USC Aiken proceeds with Roberto Hernandez Stadium opening in 2003 as home to USCA baseball. A 316 bed residence hall funded by multiple sources began August 2003 with a July finish. The Convocation Center planned for 2005 promises 4000 seats and community benefit.
North Augusta officials review a South Carolina bill aimed at allowing not for profit groups like Habitat for Humanity to build residential homes with volunteer labor without a licensed builder. The two mortgage situation and transfer conditions prompt questions on whether homes with a mortgage qualify under the new rule.
The city advances toward an Odell Weeks skate facility approved in a tax referendum. Eight proposals are under review with two or three firms to present. construction hinges on tennis court changes and school playoff timing, with about 125000 in funding for equipment and surfacing.
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