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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2004
Page
2
Community members urged to sign a petition in the Aiken area backing Griselda Lopez to stay and gain citizenship. The text also questions health inspector visits and criticizes a new two lane bypass opening amid traffic concerns.
A reader denounces Janet Jackson for mocking Condoleezza Rice on Saturday Night Live and for bearing her breast again, arguing she deserves less press attention and labeling her obnoxious.
Reader expresses frustration over casualties in Vietnam and Korea and calls for better veteran recognition. They contrast northern and southern manners, advocate home cooking diners, and oppose foreign wars while urging upcoming homecoming of servicemen.
Readers claim ongoing red light violations in Aiken including a sheriff's car at the Silver Bluff and Dougherty intersection. They urge tips via Talkback hotline and email while noting names may be omitted.
In the April 13 Aiken Standard Council member Jane Vaughters challenges the content and tone of a letter written by nominee Henry Krippner, clarifying it was not a letter from Council member Richard Smith.
The annual Steak-n-Steak Dinner raised funds for the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club in Graniteville Johnston and Smith-Hazel Recreation Center. Organizer Shawn Risher aims to reach about $20,000 to fund 100 youths per unit across four program areas including education and health life skills.
Associate professor Michael Ritchie of USC Aiken wins the Teaching Excellence Award at the upcoming convocation. He describes a career spanning banking and academia, notes on ethics in business, and his hobby as a musician with bands the Ritchie Brothers and Alfonzo Dog.
Beth Sauerborn lives with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis and leads the annual Aiken MS Walk. The Mid Atlantic MS Society chapter hosts the event at 9 a.m. Saturday with registration at 8 a.m. at the Aiken County Public Library. Contact Harriet Shallo, Kathy Verenes, or the MS Society for details.
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