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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2005
Page
2
A grateful acknowledgment to the kind woman who turned in a forgotten purse at Publix on Thursday afternoon. The writer notes a recent vacation, a son in the hospital, and sincere appreciation, then pivots to unrelated political comments about government debt diplomats and school funding.
A reader blasts politicians Roland Smith and Tommy Moore for inaction on the busy graniteville road torn up after a train wreck. The letter notes a Bath red light crash, a North Augusta officer speeding through, and references a front page ethics claim about Jane Vaughters.
The Horse Creek Historical Society hosted aSaturday tour of Graniteville Cemetery detailing over 150 years of local history. Guides described 83 Confederate soldiers one Spanish American War soldier and a Seminole War veteran buried there.
Stephanie Camp and Gwen Stevens from Aiken Elementary received WSRC mini grants totaling 500 and 750 dollars respectively for the next school year. The program grants 50 thousand dollars this spring to area teachers, now in its 16th year, to fund technology integrated projects like Catch the Wave and Can You Eat Me.
Stan Byrdy visited Aiken Office Supply in Aiken to sign copies of his latest work Alister MacKenzie's Master piece The Augusta National Golf Club. He also promotes Augusta & Aiken in Golf's Golden Age selling at 19 dollars and 35 dollars respectively with local enthusiasm from owners and fans.
The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken will unveil mural sized Hubble space telescope images on Monday to mark Hubble's 15th anniversary. The event at 5 p.m. features Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and USCA Chancellor Dr Tom Hallman with researchers discussing M51 and the Eagle Nebula.
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