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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2006
Page
3
A speaker argues for more downtown parking and criticizes paying experts. The message warns that land for a parking lot could cost $500000 and urges using a suitable parcel instead of five new houses. A tunnel of ideas includes converting a rare trolley into a shuttle and converting employee spaces on Park Avenue.
A reader condemns the Windsor post office for leaving the U S flag unlit for over a month and notes a prior six month delay in replacing a damaged flag. The letter stresses the flag as a vital national symbol and calls officials to uphold nighttime display rules.
A reader urges daily operation of the Most Wanted list praising its beneficial work and consistent impact. The note suggests frequent updates would sustain public awareness and safety benefits.
Community voices urge stricter dress code rules as students are observed in gang related attire and outfits deemed inappropriate. Local principals face calls to implement clearer guidelines and consistent enforcement to improve school presentation and safety.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Sunday sports page error stating six players were inducted at the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony rather than five. Inductees are Troy Aikman Warren Moon Reggie White John Madden Rayfield Wright and Harry Carson from the Aug. 5 ceremony.
Anita Hanna, founder of Aiken 2 Learn, prepares to sell the longtime education supply store she started with her late mother Lorrene Tatum in 1983. Hanna plans to stay involved, ensuring teachers and students keep access to resources as Laurens Street business transitions to new ownership.
The Wachovia Foundation donates $30,000 to USC Aiken to aid the construction and operation of a new 100000 square foot convocation center. The facility will seat up to 4000, host three playing surfaces with five courts, classrooms and meeting spaces and serve both university athletics and community events.
Subscribers will receive delivery of the Akan Standard on specified dates in 2008 including January 16 February 14 March 1 April 8 April 14 May 10 May 29 June 14 July 384 August 6813 September 385 and November 25 28 December 16 23 and 25.
Sunday results show Pick 3 Evening 7 9 1 and Pick 4 Evening 3 7 3. Mam Cash 3 Evening 0 0 2 and Cash 4 Evening 3 4 9 5. Fantasy 5 numbers are 2 11 13 26 96.
ACES led by Baker and Sandy Cochran works to rehabilitate and adopt abused horses in Aiken County. The group runs foster homes, educates the community, assists the Large Animal Rescue Team, and supports local disaster planning. Funds stay in county with microchipping planned. Polo tournament benefits ACES with volunteer help and silent auction seeking sponsors.
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