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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2010
Page
3
Opinion calls for ending NASA funding lauding none of the agency’s achievements arguing the space program is unnecessary and questions lunar exploration priorities.
A reader condemns the high cost of a new lighting system and faulty pedestrian signals. They accuse politicians of causing national problems and call for repairs to the walk/don’t walk signs.
A reader argues that deputies take patrol cars home and use them for personal reasons, including school runs and shopping. The writer contends officers face danger daily, are underpaid, and should receive higher pay and home vehicles like a Corvette as perks.
A critic denounces the EPA and ARRA as affirmative action programs and attacks Rep. Clyburn and the Congressional Black Caucus for traveling to garner credit. The author questions Obama as a political savior and calls him the anti Jesus.
Readers urge detailed scrutiny of city water problems and past spending. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with concise comments. Names may be omitted and edits for space are allowed.
The Guild of Poetic Intent Savannah River Poets at USC Aiken invites about 20 students to weekly Friday meetings in the Humanities and Social Sciences building and a Wednesday 5 p.m. reading at Cafe Rio Blanco. Alesha Jones leads the group with Roy Seeger, aiming to raise campus and county visibility and explore workshops and slam poetry.
The Aiken Youth Orchestras present two free May concerts at the Aiken Center for the Arts on May 4 and Hopelands Gardens on May 10 both at 7 p.m. The full orchestra performs Strauss Brahms Gershwin and the Beatles under Dr. Laura Tomlin. The string ensemble plays modern pieces by McMichael and Sharp.
The Aiken Standard announces contact details for editorial staff and publishing, including address P O Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and rates for EZ Pay subscriptions with varied terms. It lists daily publication notes and special Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2010.
Entries are open for the 15th annual Memorial Day Parade by the James Sammons Marine Corps League Detachment 939 with no entry fee. About 250 invitations have been mailed. groups such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, horses and wounded warrior floats are planned. The parade starts May 29 at 1 PM at Park Avenue and Union Street with a biplane flyover. Detachment 939 invites more submissions and notes bands from Ft Gordon.
The Spring Festival at St Augustine Church on 1630 Silver Bluff Road runs Friday 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 6 pm. Vendors offer handmade jewelry hats crafts and Mexican imports while Molly's Militia and Palmetto Dog Club present animals and demonstrations for families.
Sunday results list Pick 3 5 9 7 Pick 4 9 3 2 5 Cash 3 Midday 6 5 1 Cash 4 Midday 1 0 8 6 Cash 3 Evening 1 6 1 Cash 4 Evening 7 3 9 3 Fantasy 5 19 5 35 31 21 Saturday draw Cash 4 Evening 9 9 0 1 Fantasy 5 13 22 26 33 34 Win For Life 1 6 16 18 24 35 Free Ball 41.
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