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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2004
Page
2
A South Carolina letter decries dog fighting empathy for offenders and calls for harsher punishment while criticizing dirt road repairs tax promises and school boards. The writer condemns voting rights limits and praises Glen Wilson for speaking out. Concerns about transplant funding and immigrant policy are raised alongside demands for national action.
A reader denounces a thief who stole a ring at a yard sale on Saturday. The writer appeals for return, cites the Ten Commandments, and invites tips via Talkback hotline or email to the Aiken Standard. Names won’t be published.
A 41 year old registered sex offender, Reggie Cave, was arrested Sunday in Aiken for indecent exposure at a Whiskey Road laundry mat. Police say he exposed himself and masturbated while a woman was present. Cave has a long history of prior indecency convictions in Augusta and surrounding areas.
The Ft Gordon Stage Band entertained nearly 300 fans at Hopelands Gardens with 1940s big band and contemporary jazz. The 18 member group from the U S Army Signal Corps Band featured saxophones trumpets trombones and rhythm section. director Thomas J Strayer shared his background and love of the music. The Harmony River Chorus will headline next Monday at 7 p m as part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series with rain contingency plans noted.
Aiken launches a local chapter of the American Sewing Guild led by Lynne Ulreich. The group aims to share sewing knowledge through meetings every two months, with new member dues $40 yearly and $35 for current or past members.
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