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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2003
Page
2
Christians protest tax spending on a tent revival and abortion funding while urging more treasury printing. A caller defends the New Ellenton Police Chief and criticizes education, endorses a new bowling alley, and calls for bulldozing unattractive local buildings between Dougherty and Burger King.
Jefferson Elementary School will hold plural open houses for each grade starting Monday at 6 30 p m for first graders parents. Tuesday covers second grade and Thursday third grade with more sessions the following week. Principal LaVana McKenzie says the aim is to give parents time to ask questions and see classroom practices while noting concerns about federal standards and needs improvement designations in nearby schools.
The speaker concedes a chance at the White House and says we are winning the war on terror. He notes many major terrorist organizations remain active and operational.
A letter references wage fraud by SRS staff and budget cuts leading to layoffs at SRS. It contrasts complaints with praise for Oak Hill Subdivision water system improvements and a rescuer who saved a friend. Call or email feedback to Aiken Standard.
Dr Dan Snider of Aiken Regional Medical Centers gave 19 year old Sarah Stanberry a free 1999 Saturn after she won a 500 word essay contest about her goals and business undertakings. Stanberry, a Clemson sophomore, will handle insurance and license while enjoying a car with 96 000 miles and a sunroof.
The Diocese of Charleston will hold a press conference at St Mary Help of Christians School in Aiken Monday at 1 p.m. to discuss a federal lawsuit filed Aug 13 by Dennis and Regina Hurshman over a 2001 classroom incident in which a teacher used a racial slur. The Hurshmans previously withdrew a state suit in 2003.
A Canadian sourced cold front lingers in the northeast and may enter South Carolina Monday. Weather.com reports a 40 percent rain chance today dropping to 30 percent later this week as clouds linger. Highs fall to the 80s Monday then push into the 90s by Tuesday with low 90s expected subsequently and overnight lows in the 70s.
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