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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2011
Page
3
Aiken Standard issued an apology after a political cartoon offended tea party Republican readers. The paper continues to publish TalkBacks seen as partisan, with readers calling for neutrality while discussing the Iraq War and presidential actions.
A reader claims BlueCross becomes worthless after retirement at 65 with Medicare. They allege premiums are paid but claims are not covered, criticizing the insurer’s handling of Medicare-related costs.
A resident on Two Notch Road condemns trash and liquor bottle dumping in yards near Carolina Bay and Walton Court. The speaker calls for more trash containers and questions rental desirability amid years of ongoing litter issues. The note also mentions a Walk A Mile in Her Shoes event held last Thursday and praise for the participants.
Readers are invited to comment on shopping safety and sales crowds. Share experiences such as near misses with carts and hazards in stores. Call the TalkBack hotline or email, with comments kept brief and without readers' names.
Nick DeLoache longtime NJROTC commander at Aiken High earns appointment to the Air Force Academy after three days on campus he aims for aero nautical engineering. His mentor Commander Tony Negron cites his dedication leadership and strong grades as indicators of potential to become a future flag officer.
Aiken County Planning Commission denies a request to open a church near Aiken Municipal Airport. The panel, by 3 to 2, rejects amending the Airport Overlay District to permit churches in select zones, continuing bans on churches and other buildings near the airport.
A weekend champagne brunch at Highfields Event Center during the Aiken Spring Classic aims to raise about 20,000 plus donations toward a 45,000 Exiss rescue trailer for the City of Aiken and county horse care. Organizers note broad community support with gifts from the Aiken Steeplechase Association Boots Bridles and Britches and others. Participants can attend Easter events after brunch, with a $45 ticket and advance calls to Cathy Cram or SPCA Treasure Chest.
The notice provides contact details for the Aiken Standard staff including Tim O Briant editor and Camen sports editor, office address at 326 Rutland Drive, and phone numbers. It lists publication stamps, rates, and schedule notes, along with weekend delivery terms and mail options. It also notes postmaster address and periodical postage information.
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