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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2006
Page
3
A reader laments U S wealth ranking and questions why Ireland and Japan top the list. The note blames nationalism and immigration policies while contrasting isolationist Japan with the U S melting pot. It suggests the United States may owe its wealth to immigration despite past treatment of native peoples.
A court case involving Ferraro is referenced with the phrase let God be the judge. The wording suggests a legal dispute awaiting resolution or public statement but contains no concrete details or parties beyond the Ferraro name.
A reader thanks neighbors who stopped to assist when a horse escaped a broken fence near Chukker Creek Road. Gratitude is extended to volunteers at the Pet Fair held July 25 for affordable vaccinations and microchipping, and to Public Safety staff who contributed to a smooth, painless event for pets and owners.
In 2006-2007 Redcliffe and four other Aiken County elementary schools will pilot a reading intervention program led by Dr. Janie Hodge. More than 30 teachers, including 10 interventionists, will train to extend daily reading time to 90 minutes and use small groups to support K to 5 students at risk of reading difficulties.
Gloverville bar owner Charles L. Moyer Sr. was jailed for intimidation of a state witness. He previously faced multiple drug charges after a July 21 raid on Laverne's Bar and Grill. Officials cited a six month narcotics probe involving multiple agencies.
City of Aiken profile highlights August as the month focusing on benevolence. Lottery results for Tuesday include Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws across Midday and Evening, Cash 3 and 4, Fantasy 5, and Moga Millions details with respective winning numbers.
Two men rescued 90 year old Eddie Mays from a Maple Street home as flames consumed the single story brick dwelling in Salley. Mays later died from smoke inhalation and respiratory failure at University Hospital. A second man, Rodriguez Abney, 30, was found buried under rubble days after the blaze and pronounced dead. investigators have not yet determined his cause of death.
North Augusta Area 2 board unanimously named Berry as new superintendent of instruction and Andy Reeves as secondary education director after a screening process. Reeves faced opposition from two trustees and one abstention. Berry, former Byrd principal, expressed excitement about returning to Area 2.
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