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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2009
Page
3
A concise claim argues the nation was founded on religious freedom not dominance. It endorses President Obama’s stance as correct and criticizes narrow-minded views.
Tea parties will be held at the Jessye Norman Amphitheater in Augusta from 5 to 10 p.m. and at The State House in Columbia from 12 30 to 2 30 p.m with a third planned in Aiken on April 25. Organizers urge action against Washington and support for We The People. The Aiken County School Board proposals would cut core programs and teacher positions, grow class sizes, and eliminate five area superintendent roles.
The best letter today defends the officer who faced bad publicity for issuing a ticket to a ball player who ran a red light.
Readers clash over state aid background checks and crape myrtle vandalism at Public Safety Station 2 and Brookhaven. The TalkBack hotline and email invite brief comments, with names not required, and the paper reserves editing rights.
Kenneth E. Lamberth 52 of Cherry Hills Drive was arrested on one count of third degree criminal sexual conduct with possible additional charges to come. Police said a woman disclosed abuse dating back years involving a younger victim who later admitted ongoing abuse since childhood. Detained at Aiken County detention center.
Principal Elisa Sanders-Pee reports trees uprooted and roof damage at New Ellenton Middle School after a weekend storm. Electricity to the district is restored. cafeteria exhaust blew off and students received boxed lunches while repairs are planned. Other area schools also lost power during ongoing bad weather.
Aiken City and County officials approved Ameri can Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant lists totaling 62,119.82 for the sheriff and 173,120 for public safety to replace aging equipment. Purchases include pistols, in car cameras, RADAR units, lights, and SWAT gear sourced from state and local vendors.
The Aiken Standard lists office hours 8:30 p m Monday to Friday at 326 Rutland Drive with phone numbers and editors contact. It specifies publication details, subscriptions, and weekend delivery schedules plus April virtue focus and multiple lottery results for Tuesday.
The proposal lists eighty nine service guns at 11 237 14 total. It covers ten in car camera systems for 42 547 to 138 355 plus a new SWAT equipment vehicle. Four entry team rifles cost 4 300 and heavy equipment at 25 700. Three emergency light bars priced 4 830.
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