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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2004
Page
2
A reader from the CSRA criticizes bottle recycling programs and traffic ordinances in Aiken County. They argue bottles are not the core issue, but litter from fast food and debris. dispute the traffic plan as watered down and lacking study. question school funding and fees while praising Midland Valley Preparatory School.
Corey Dunn and Christopher D. Smith, both of Augusta, were charged with attempted armed robbery after a two state pursuit ended in Augusta. Deputies chased a stolen 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass from North Augusta into Augusta Broad Street. two suspects fled and were captured. Remaining two suspects at large are sought by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
Troy McClain offers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training from self defense focus at the H O Weeks Center in Aiken. He emphasizes using body weight and leverage to end fights quickly with joint locks or chokes and says the sport suits all ages 12 to 40 and various physical levels. Classes meet eight times monthly, cost 45 dollars, call 803-646-1346 for details.
About 40 women gathered at Lloyd Kennedy Charter School in Aiken for the first meeting. They elected officers, pledged to register voters before the October deadline, and voiced support for Kerry and Democratic gains. Meetings are planned for the second Thursday each month at 7 p.m. with a tentative location in Richland Avenue council chambers. Membership costs ten dollars.
Jerome Morris, 80, was honored for his 22nd gallon donated to the American Red Cross. A CIA veteran, he began donating in 1952 in Germany and has since given blood worldwide, driving Red Cross blood deliveries in several states after retirement, and aims for 28 gallons.
On the first day back at Merriwether Elementary School Patty Gibbs reports one homesick student. She read First Day Jitters to reassure pupils that nerves are normal. Principal Gene Huiet notes smooth arrivals and staff guiding families as the midweek start helps complete preliminary paperwork and settle students.
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