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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
2
A collection of letters to the editor in the Aiken Standard critiques drug use coverage of famous deaths, claims of editorial bias, and political views. Writers urge duty, criticize government salaries, and discuss tax policy and immigration concerns in response to local reporting.
The Salvation Army Special Angels Christmas party contact number in the Aiken Standard is 648 0461. The paper apologizes for the earlier incorrect listing and urges sponsorship inquiries.
Burnettown council unanimously votes to place a non binding name change before residents. The proposal asks if the town should become Midland Valley, with voting to occur as part of the Nov 2 general election ballot pending county approval.
The South Carolina Democratic Party assigns a second full time worker to Aiken County to aid Kris tine Deluca with the campaign after a July 28 event featuring U S Senate candidate Inez Tenenbaum drew over 200 attendees. Local party leaders note rising activity and wider excitement despite long Republican margins.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety hosts a Bike Rodeo from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Aiken Mall. Officers will test wheels brakes frames and fit, offer helmet fitting with helmets donated by AAA, and provide a closed course ride supervised by staff. Papa Johns will provide lunch. sponsors include State Farm AAA Publix and Cyclesport.
The Yucca Mountain nuclear waste plan becomes a campaign flashpoint as President Bush and Senator Kerry clash. Kerry critics question his stance while supporters cite Congress approval and ongoing SRS shipments as the process moves forward.
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