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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2006
Page
3
A reader denounces electronic shock collars as corporal punishment, criticizes hat contest coverage, questions Cumbee Center walk reporting, and condemns Judge Jack Early over a molestation case. The letter urges public feedback via the Talkback line and email.
The Aiken County Public Library sponsors a 7 p.m. computer security program on virus prevention and related issues. For details call 642-2022. The Aiken Standard issues a correction noting Natasha Canlas was misidentified in a prior article and invites readers to report factual errors by calling 644-2381 or 644-2400 or emailing editorial aikenstandard.com.
Beech Island deputies found marijuana and meth making components during a search at 110 Camellia Drive. Jack E. Harrison Jr. and Brandy L. Gregory face charges of attempting to manufacture methamphetamine and marijuana offenses. Both are jailed at the Aiken County detention center with potential penalties up to 15 years or a $25,000 fine.
United Energy of Aiken plans a South Carolina biodiesel plant with initial capacity of 5 million gallons yearly, expanding to 15 million, as it relaunches Four Season stores to UE3 branded stations. The firm sells 200000 gallons monthly and projects a jump with state school bus fuel switch.
The Augusta Ballet Company will not renew contracts for the next season leaving nine dancers and Burns Dance Studio of Aiken with one less ballet instructor. Dancer Rider Vierling and Kristy Tancred must search for work as many local studios lose their professionals. The change disrupts students and raises uncertainty about future teaching locations in the CSRA.
Burnettown votes 4 to 0 to repeal the controversial business license ordinance. Mayor C H Williams says the town will move forward with police vehicle purchases and town employee medical insurance funded by grant money and license fees. The Sassafras Festival changes include longer hours and a no alcohol policy.
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The Aiken Standard previews summer offerings with educational camps youth sports programs and adult classes. Highlights include camps and activities starting this Thursday with details on locations schedules and registration.
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