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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2007
Page
3
Reader letters praise the repaired bypass railroad tracks near BiLo as better than before. The writer condemns Don Imus and Jesse Jackson while criticizing Austin Rhodes and Sheriff Michael Hunt remarks and accuses the NAACP of racism in a heated on air controversy.
Aiken welcomes growth as people move into the area, reflecting supply and demand. The piece includes opinions on community leadership and public safety, discussing politics and gun debate. It notes readers can share TalkBack comments via the Aiken Standard, with edits for space.
Dozens of participants gather on courthouse steps for a candlelit walk ending downtown as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Cumbee Center organizes the event, highlighting rising victim numbers and urging community action. Shoes on display represent local victims, from a 4 year old girl to a 12 year old boy, with calls to break the silence.
Chicago native John Cox led the Aiken County Republican straw poll with Romney close behind. Cox pitched Reaganesque leadership and promised to veto unbalanced budgets while voicing stances on immigration abortion gun policy and taxes. The party adopted 17 resolutions including withdrawal from the United Nations and support for a Right to Life plank. Susan Swanson was elected chair with Andy Obyrne as vice chair and Dennis Saylor as state executive committeeman.
Aiken County Planning Commission unanimously urged County Council to add seven roads Ludlow Lake Ascauga Lake Five Notch Rudy Mason Parkway Williston Banks Mill and Powderhouse to the official map. They adopt a 5000 ADT benchmark to define major thoroughfares and exclude Pine Log Wagoner Salley and Old Ninety Six Indian Trail.
The Aiken Standard, established 1867 and published each morning by Aiken Communications Inc., lists contact details for Scott B. Hunter and office address in Aiken South Carolina. It includes subscription rates, post office rules, and a schedule for Sunday Plus delivery on select 2006 2007 dates.
Thursday draws show Pick 3 Midday 5 7 6 and Evening 7 1 5. Pick 4 Midday 6 6 2 1 and Evening 4 7 7 0.
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