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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2007
Page
3
Resident Gina notes opposition to low income housing in the county and urges action on the old mills in Clearwater. She argues there are already too many low income houses and questions the county's project.
The council questions how aliens pay taxes without SSNs arguing they cost taxpayers more than they contribute. Debate notes immigrants’ lack of Social Security numbers complicates tax payments and raises concerns over access to taxpayer benefits.
A protester claims the accused in incident cases belong in a chain gang, urging the sheriff and AP to register rapists. The speaker argues harsh punishment and chain gang attire would deter crime, criticizing current enforcement and urging decisive action.
Readers query if Cutty updated rules allowing political signs on rights of way. The call urges enforcement to remove clutter and requests Wendy's to replace plants. TalkBack line invites public input via the hotline (803) 644-2384.
The Aug 27 2007 Aiken Standard corrects a photo caption for Jorge Bugs Day in the Life with a signed copy of The Women Who Raised Me by Victoria Rowell. The notice fixes errors about the publication and contact details for corrections are provided.
Public notice printed in the Akan SC region lists mailing details and postmaster contact. It provides address changes and specific dates: Oct 8, Oct 22, Nov 22 24 and Dec 24 28, with box and postal route references for Aten Communicators. The notice references Akan SC 29002 postal handling and standard box addresses.
Residents at Eden Gardens Assisted Living enjoyed a time travel themed event with vintage cars, oldies music, and refreshments. Mayo Hudac and Jim Fuller shared memories of high school days sparked by the 1950s vehicles. Executive Director Stephen Smith highlighted resident reminiscence and generation pride, while Christina Reed noted strong turnout and ongoing efforts to engage residents.
Sandy Stuart, North Augusta transport supervisor known as drivers’ guardian angel, helped coordinate police efforts after driver Beryl Kinsey was shot near North Augusta Middle School. She kept McKenney talking, aiding location and arrest, then received the South Carolina Association of Pupil Transportation Humanitarian Award and was formally recognized by the Aiken County Board of Education. Kinsey has recovered and McKenney was captured without incident.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt presented a revised draft to county council calling it more manageable. He removed the broader area phrase and added parks to prohibited sites, shifting focus from any business to entities like parks. The measure seeks a 1000 foot buffer around facilities serving minors, with concerns over enforcing loitering rules and existing offenders.
Tuesday evening numbers show Pick 3 and Pick 4 outcomes with Cash 3 Midday and Evening results. Georgia Lottery officials report totals 0 to 5-1 and 43-36 as prior draw indications.
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