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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2014
Page
1
The Aiken Standard informs readers of a new press unit being installed this week. The change includes a sports section in black and white until color capability is restored, with improved future color printing once installation completes. Publisher Ellen C. Priest thanks readers for patience.
A local partnership launches an English learning program for residents. The effort aims to boost language skills, employment prospects, and community integration through classroom and community-based activities led by local organizations.
Deaths and funerals notice lists Donna Sue Patton Carter of Counce Tennessee and additional obituaries for Ewald Sichau of Aiken Harry F. Wood III of Aiken Helen Hoslyk Boehner of Aiken Leroy Kretzmeier of Aiken Louis Adams of Aiken Paurie Arthur Cheshire of North Augusta with brief funeral notices and locations.
The forecast shows cloudy conditions with a chance of rain. Highs around 18C (67F) and lows near 7C (45F). A five day outlook continues with varied temperatures and possible showers.
Community pastors discuss how Easter is affected by commercialism. Rev Douglas Slaughter of Second Baptist and Jimi Whitesell of St Johns United Methodist explain pressures on families and how to emphasize biblical meaning while allowing modest dress and celebration.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley signed Emma’s Law to require ignition interlock devices for DUI offenders. First-time offenders with .15 BAC or higher must install the device for six months, with longer terms for multiple offenses. Drivers with .08 to .14 BAC may opt for interlock use to drive without license suspension.
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